Sentence examples for that precisely mirror from inspiring English sources
Now, molecular evolutionary studies, including those investigating cryptic variance, produce evidence that precisely mirror Darwin's observation at the molecular level: loci of substitutions between related species (recent evolution) are associated with SNPs (present variance) [ 166- 168, 170- 172] and with regions of adaptive evolution [ 182].
We show that Aqp4 deletion has a layer-specific effect on [K+]o that precisely mirrors the known effect on extracellular volume dynamics.
The present study shows that Aqp4 deletion has a layer-specific effect on [K+]o that precisely mirrors the reported effect on extracellular volume dynamics.
These findings show that activity in nucleus accumbens and ventromedial prefrontal cortex successfully reflect the values of the most rewarding cue only in an ON medication state, a characteristic that precisely mirrors patients' improved performance in this state.
A major barrier that is likely to attenuate reprogramming efficiency is the cell cycle, which must be modified in mammalian somatic cells to one that precisely mirrors the cell cycle of embryonic stem (ES) cells.
The issue revolves around Georgia's "exact match" policy, which places on hold voter registrations that do not precisely mirror the information contained in the state's Department of Driver Services database or Social Security Administration information.
The natural world was like a mirror that precisely reflected and embodied these divine ideas.
Another issue is that it is unlikely that the screening compliance in Australia under new 3-yearly recommendations would precisely mirror that in other countries, because it is likely that there are other aspects of screening organisation and/or geographic issues that would influence screening compliance in Australian context.
Nobody can answer that precisely.
Bill and Larry's post-undergraduate experiences precisely mirror this broad description.
