Sentence examples for this channel reflects from inspiring English sources

Formation of this channel reflects the locally inwards orientation of MTs in the posterior half of the oocyte.

The distribution of APS2– along the channel reflects the positive electrostatic potential.

According to the results presented here, the glycine residues 1885 and 1886 represent a critical spot in the DR3 domain, which when replaced, especially by an acidic amino acid, lead to a destabilization of the channel reflected by increased SOICR activity at the cellular level and increased diastolic open probability at the single-channel level shown previously (13).

The third channel reflects a decline in monitoring costs due to the reduction in credit.

The mirror at the bottom of the flow channel reflects the focused laser beam back to the integrated photodiodes.

A deep inner channel reflects the cohesive nature of the clay and the mechanisms of abrasion, and indicates that sediment load is low relative to the transport capacity of the flow.

Since steady-state inactivation in a normally coupled Na+ channel reflects the rate of entry and departure from the fast inactivated state, shifts in the midpoint of h∞ will be reflected in the τh and/or τrec values.

Delta neutrophil index (DNI), the difference between the leukocyte differentials measured in the MPO channel and those assayed in the nuclear lobularity channel, reflects the fraction of circulating immature granulocytes.

Again and again, in the show's century of buildings, one sees Ken Hedrich and the stable of photographers employed by the firm channel reflected or direct light to set off the best parts of a building, just as a George Hurrell studio portrait might capture a starlet's best angle.

In the past year, the company quietly introduced the new name for the channels, reflecting the fact that they are increasingly sharing segments and production staff members.

The investments in the channels reflect Google's belief that the Internet is the third phase of the television business, after network TV (with a few channels) and cable TV (with hundreds).