Sentence examples for strictly reflecting from inspiring English sources

Due to limited resources it was only possible to conduct a study strictly reflecting the practical work of a GP in Slovenia, without additional technical equipment (i.e. audio-video monitoring), training and/or personnel.

This appears less likely since the GHS-R1A antagonist JMV2959 reduces the intake of saccharine, another reward without calories [ 68], suppresses parameters strictly reflecting reward namely locomotor stimulation and conditioned place preference [ 55] as well as attenuates reward induced by other addictive dugs without caloric content (see Sect. 2.4).

Fundamentalists want a constitution that strictly reflects Sharia.

The few retrospective studies reporting on functional outcome used the system of Anderson et al. [1] which strictly reflects the range of elbow, forearm and wrist motion.

The FGROUP list does not strictly reflect classification of physicochemical or biochemical characteristics.

However, it is still unclear why cytotoxic activity of CD8+ from NOD mice could be upregulated via the axis of cathepsin L, DPPI, and granzyme B. In addition, we should pay attention for using the mRNA level of cathepsin L in the peripheral CD8+ T cells as the level dose not strictly reflect the onset or development of autoimmune diabetes in NOD mice.

These findings suggest that cathepsin L expression in CD8+ T cells of peripheral blood dose not strictly reflect the pathogenesis of autoimmune diabetes in NOD mice, but it may be one of helpful tools for diagnosis of T1D as well as the effective strategy by targeting cathepsin L gene.

Moreover, PGE2 secretion does not strictly reflect PGE2 production since it excludes PGE2 intracellular accumulation and/or degradation.

Moreover, the patterns of transcript levels of cbh1 and cbh2 strictly reflect those of xyr1 under all conditions tested.

Whatever the malignancy, randomised trials do not strictly reflect patient characteristics from cohort routinely treated in cancer units.

However, as the isogenic cell line was artificially created the genetic background and cellular state does not strictly reflect a "normal" cancer cell.