Sentence examples for reliably reflecting from inspiring English sources
Here we show that the magnitude of local tissue swelling, while indicating innate immunity to some extent [2], is also reliably reflecting the activation of the T-cell mediated immune system as shown by changes in the bloodstream of T-lymphocyte subsets.
In the final analysis PAC bolus thermodilution measures of cardiac output, if performed correctly and with inspection of the thermal decay profile to identify poor injection runs, give cardiac output values that may vary by up to 25% at low cardiac outputs (<2 l/min per m) and 20% at higher cardiac outputs, without <span class="lh">reliably reflecting actual changes in cardiac output.
The replacement of commonly used cell-lysing BL substrates with a formulation of nontoxic, nonlysing d-luciferin substrate solution resulted in assays where the BL signal relies both on the expression of the luciferase reporter and, importantly, on the use of the parasite endogenous ATP, thus reliably reflecting the viability of the treated and untreated gametocytes.
The study team expected well-staffed facilities to have more reliable data due to better capacity and to reliably reflect the typical workload for each facility type.
But it's not clear that the handful of dissenters cited here any more reliably reflect what the authors call the "real interests" of survivors.
Referring to "bodies that wish to slander the Israeli education system and the state of Israel," it said the findings were "predetermined" and did not "reliably reflect reality".
As required by the statute, those requests set forth reasons, which included the extraordinary closeness of the statewide margin, as well as concern as to whether the vote totals reliably reflected the true will of the Florida voters.
The New Yorker, September 13 , 1999P. 106 Briefly Noted review of "A People's History of the Supreme Court," (Viking; $32.95 by Peter Irons... [Irons] is sometimes preachy, and very occasionally tendentious, but for the most part his presentation of the Court's opinions reliably reflects contemporary consensus.
Whether peripheral plasma changes reliably reflect cranial release of mast cell mediators remains unknown.
As outlined by Waikar et al. [19], creatinine levels by no means reliably reflect renal function.
Therefore, a crucial question arises: do the rules of behavior attributed to individuals reliably reflect this behavior?
