Sentence examples for weakly reflected from inspiring English sources

In fact, these changes, weakly reflected in the REF, are an indication of the spreading success of research.

However, overall, this expectation is very weakly reflected in BP and MF.

It was weakly reflected in Shaanxi.

The natural selection a population was subjected to seems to be weakly reflected in developmental time, since an increase in the duration of development is observed only at one stressful developmental temperature according to the climate of origin of a population.

After 5.5 h, the amount of absorbed hydrogen increases weakly, reflecting a slower kinetic of the absorption mechanism.

As discussed above, there is a rather narrow window where the etching time t e yields BNNN which is both very conductive and weakly reflecting.

The standard LD cycles of the laboratory therefore do only weakly reflect natural conditions.

Increasing the production of X actually leads to an elevation in the level of BX at every spatial location, while only weakly reflecting the pronounced asymmetry in the spatial profile of X.

Because the children's genotypes only weakly reflect causal genetic factors responsible for their parents' education and occupation, one might expect that parents' DNA, not available in this study, would yield a higher GCTA heritability estimate of family SES because the family SES composite is constructed from the parents' education and occupation.

It could be that 'clearer' HCV genotypes are weakly deleterious, as reflected in the low frequency of clearers that are observed.

The Tipp-Ex papers used in the experiments reflected weakly polarized light (d<5%), but the pattern of angle of polarization extended from the freely seen sky to the covered part of the field of view (Fig. 13), so the disturbance from this reflection could be assumed minimal.