Sentence examples for system reflecting both from inspiring English sources
Type I IFNs (IFNαβ) exert broad dual effects on the immune system, reflecting both immune-stimulatory and immune-suppressive activities.
The CDH5 gene is a classical cadherin from the cadherin superfamily, which provides a molecular system reflecting both early embryonic and mature nervous system architecture.
Williams believes the aim must be "a single system of quality assurance, reflecting both the academic and occupational requirements and bringing social work into line with most other professions".
The objective function is the ratio of the net power output to the total thermal conductance, reflecting both the system earnings and the cost.
We propose two criteria for rule generation: system error and ε-completeness reflecting both a performance and sample coverage of an existing rule base.
This scoring system consists of four variables, reflecting both function and pain of the shoulder joint [ 22].
The reduction in bias observed with the CAD system likely reflects both improved performance at assessing severity as well as the ability of the system to describe severity on a continuous scale.
The informal system is reflected both in communities taking an active role in assuring that social order is maintained locally and in citizens resolving disputes through mediation rather than relying on courts.
Heart rate (variability) and skin conductance responses vary in terms of whether they primarily reflect sympathetic activity, parasympathetic activity, or both: SCL predominantly reflects activity of the sympathetic nervous system; HR reflects both sympathetic and parasympathetic activity; HRV is closely associated with parasympathetic activity (Larsen et al. 2008; Mauss and Robinson 2009).
The status of health centre system development reflects both the availability of resources and the quality of management practices.
Efforts for standardising the immunohistochemical staining and evaluation procedure were explained highlighting an advanced scoring system that reflected both frequency, and intensity of staining.
