Sentence examples for thereby reflect from inspiring English sources

The number of self-renewing dHSCs would thereby reflect the age of an individual.

Reticulated platelets represent the most recently released platelets and thereby reflect the platelet production [ 32].

Such commensal bacteria can be reservoirs for transferable resistance genes and thereby reflect the selective pressure from use of antimicrobials in a population [ 9, 10].

For example, Yoon and coworkers applied flux-based weights to adjust the edge distances in a graph model of murine adipocyte metabolism, and thereby reflect metabolic state-dependent variations in the interactions between metabolite pools [ 14, 15].

We argue that any apparent 'tissue-specific' action of FTO would thereby reflect the key functions of the tissue being studied, as opposed to any different role for FTO itself.

Increases in RYE expression could occur as a consequence of sleep, and thereby reflect the sleep state, but in that case levels should remain high throughout the sleep state.

And never mind that the new lineup of ministers is structured to deliver maximum funding to the West Bank settlement enterprise, thereby reflecting Netanyahu's true priorities — renewed construction won't begin until after Obama goes home.

Their aim is to counteract global warming by shooting water droplets into the sky to buffer up existing clouds, thereby reflecting temperature-increasing sunrays back into the atmosphere.

Healthy vegetation absorbs most of the visible light that falls on it, thereby reflecting a large portion of the NIR.

In November 2002 the trees show lower maximum potentials than −4.00 MPa, thereby reflecting the start of the new vegetation period.

It thereby reflects the most powerful criticism that has been raised against the Nagel-model (see Section 5.3).