Sentence examples for structurally reflects from inspiring English sources

SR-5 structurally reflects the existence of an abstract strategy, which is a winning strategy regardless of the concrete nature or shape of the proof of the relevant atom.

The sequential approach adopted in PBL structurally reflects the daily work of medical doctors in terms of first defining problems and subsequently applying procedural [ 1] (i.e., differential) diagnostic pathways and/or explanatory (i.e., pathophysiological) models to resolve unclear issues [ 2].

Perhaps the lessons of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya are beginning to sink in and be structurally reflected in American foreign policy.

Using this approach for clinical trial data from phase I or phase II together with mechanistic PBPK models structurally reflecting the governing absorption, distribution, metabolism, and excretion processes allows an early differentiation of specific patient subgroups.

That album — a clutch of compact interrogations, unpremeditated but structurally coherent — reflects Mr. Taborn's galactically broad interests, along with his multifaceted technique.

Earl Sweatshirt and ASAP Ferg have little in common aesthetically, but structurally both reflect the influences hip-hop's progressives have been sorting through in recent years.

Of the three ECLs, ECL2 is the largest and most structurally diverse reflecting its functional importance.

The middle LII/III is, however, occupied by an intermediate population of pyramidal cells, which structurally and functionally reflects a mixture of upper and lower LII/III properties.

Rates of herbivory were higher in the sites and habitats that were more structurally complex, as reflected by a strong linear relationship between rates of consumption of tethered Sargassum and rugosity (Fig. 4b; F1, 7 = 64.82; r2 = 0.90; p<0.001), where rugosity explained 90% of the variance in consumption.

There is no evidence that rhs and mafB are homologous, and so their structurally analogy may reflect a convergence enforced by common mechanistic constraints.

Increased autofluorescence in the acute lesions seen as diffuse, subtle, feeble hyperautofluorescent probably reflects retinal edema which was structurally evident as hyperreflectivity spreading into the outer retinal layers in the OCT scans of our patients.