Sentence examples for reflects entry from inspiring English sources
At this point in opening the TBS still has a high affinity for agonists, and the movement of the αM2 equator reflects entry into the O structural ensemble.
The conclusion that this reflects entry of virions into the cell is supported by the detection of PsVs with the polyclonal antiserum in permeabilized cells at late time points after infection (Figure 1, K75, MetOH, 6 h–12 h).
The 3.5N population most likely reflects entry into another round of DNA synthesis of the double-headed bi-nucleate parasites as this number closely matches 2*1.8N, which is the natural arrest before undergoing mitosis [24].
We judge that a lower ratio reflects entry of data nearer the time that the activities were undertaken, making errors less likely and improving the accuracy and fidelity of data.
Herd dynamics reflect entries (births, purchases) and exits (deaths, sales, slaughter and giving away of animals as gifts).
Much of this reflects the entry of Mr. Perry.
Above all else, it reflects the entry of China, India, and other developing countries into the global trading system, not merely as sources of raw materials and cheap labor but also, increasingly, as independent players in global capitalism.
The rise in average labor force participation rates over the past two decades largely reflects the entry of women into the labor force36.
"The impressive growth of tourism expenditure from China and Russia reflects the entry into the tourism market of a growing middle class from these countries, which will surely continue to change the map of world tourism".
Over many generations we have been influenced to believe, and I stress believe, that having children is the natural progression in life, that it reflects our entry into adulthood, and represents our identities as men and women.
This reflects cell entry and death by oxidative burst and fusion of the BCVs to lysosomes followed by a recovery phase where replication takes place after approximately 12 h p.i. (Figure 4).
