Sentence examples for term that mirrors from inspiring English sources
Many outside the court assume there is a fixed date for the end of the term that mirrors the statutory starting date of the first Monday in October.
The BMMI lines were hypermuscular as a result of long term selection that mirrors the selection process for high meat yield in livestock.
Until the untimely death of Donald Dewar late last year, the ruling coalition of Labour and the Liberal Democrats in Edinburgh had signed up to a policy on long-term care that mirrored the National Health Service's plan for England.
To construct default theories with expert intermediate terms, we create a process that mirrors the NRDR process.
That mirrors unequal income distribution.
That mirrors the national trend.
That mirrors international trends.
Both relationships appeared to have a dose response pattern, in that the 'more rural' their background or 'more deprived' their upbringing was in terms of SES, the more likely they were to work in a setting that mirrored this.
Single cell Ca2+ flux analyses revealed that the elevated intracellular IP3 concentration gave rise to continuous cytosolic Ca2+ spikes that mirrored those observed approximately 15 min after the initial peak in long-term measurements of BCR-activated cells.
The overrepresented GO terms describing the genes in the top 10% of Tajima's D values mirror the terms that were significantly enriched for genes highly differentiated between Northeast and California samples (Fst values >0.5).
