Sentence examples for a more appropriate reflection from inspiring English sources

While concept clusters from Analysis 2 were available for demonstration of term usage disparity, usage stratification based on the broad medical fields discussed in Analysis 3 was felt to represent a more appropriate reflection of the broad diversity of medical research in each discipline.

The median, inter-quartile range or full range of the m estimates may provide a more appropriate reflection of the distribution of the values over the imputed datasets, as reported by Clark and Altman [ 27] and Sinharay, Stern and Russell [ 28] for the R2 statistics and by Clark and Altman [ 27] for the c-index.

St. Peter's could not have chosen a more appropriate day for such reflections.

Her most memorable line from Blackout, "Gimme More," has always seemed a more appropriate catchphrase, because rather than a reflection of Britney's own agency, it's hollow one her fans can make their own.

For a woman whose battle cry leading up to the mid-term election was "Don't Retreat, Reload," self reflection would have been a more appropriate response than defiance.

A fresh start on jobs using the ideas presented by People with Disability Australia, rather than attacks on people on the disability support pension, would be a more appropriate discussion to have as we ponder the themes of reflection, redemption and renewal that should mark Easter in the Christian calendar.

"Der Bomber" became a more appropriate moniker.

A more appropriate measure might be underemployment.

A more appropriate word is "complicit".

A MORE appropriate commemoration would be unimaginable.

Bellow might be a more appropriate surname.