Sentence examples for reflects exclusively from inspiring English sources

The problem with the fascist alternative is this "somehow". The autocratic, closed-minded, decision maker will eventually make a decision that reflects exclusively the biased values system of the autocrat, which eventually will be erroneous and damage the system.

Thus, resulting HIV output from this co-culture reflects exclusively HIV transcription from HIV-infected CD4+ T-cells.

The results, presented in Table 2 demonstrate quite dramatically that none of the ten protein-coding genes shows any evidence for positive selection, hereby suggesting that this long branch reflects exclusively a period of 15 years of unsampled history, and hence a dramatic failure of the current surveillance system of circulating Influenza viruses [ 11].

No lipid was spread at the interface so that any change in the surface pressure reflected exclusively the interfacial recruitment of Aβ1 40.

The photopic responses reflect exclusively the cone function because these responses have been recorded after rod desensitization (10 minutes light adaptation) in our experiment.

Although all interviews were uni-disciplinary, reflecting exclusively the views of the nurse professionals involved, the combination of homogenous- and mixed groups, complemented each other.

It is important to bear in mind that the results reflect interactions of the type of illness and treatment and do not reflect exclusively the one or the other.

FST may still perform as a useful inverse index of gene flow when equilibrium conditions are not fully met (Hänfling and Weetman 2006), although gene flow estimates may not reflect exclusively ongoing population dynamics.

Many analysts believe that the current market value of USX's stock reflects almost exclusively its energy properties.

The linear latency gradient of 42 µs/° in the frontal range thus reflects almost exclusively the gradient of interaural intensity differences [33], [41].

Because the mtDNA only reflects a very small (exclusively maternal) fraction of the heritage of an individual or population, it may yield a biased result, but this survey also shows its power in elucidating ancient population dynamics.