The phrase "a sample reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a sample represents or indicates certain characteristics or qualities of a larger group or phenomenon.
Example: "In this study, a sample reflects the overall trends observed in the population, providing valuable insights into consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a sample represents" or "a sample indicates".
Hence, the median relative standard error value (2p-RSE) among all pairs of adjacent markers in a sample reflects experimental noise.
Therefore it is not possible for the user to distinguish whether the detection of mecA in a sample reflects relevant information on the resistance pattern of an etiologic pathogen (e.g. MRSA) or if it implicates specimen contamination by resident organisms such as S. epidermidis (false positive MRSA) [ 11].
The chemical shift of a proton in a molecule in a sample reflects the (time-averaged) amount of magnetic shielding provided by the electrons making up the covalent or hydrogen bond(s) in which the proton participates, with greater electron density generally correlating with lower chemical shift numbers.
Sampling aimed to recruit a sample reflecting the age, gender, NRS social grades and ethnic mix of Lambeth and Southwark.
Transcriptome data does not reflect species diversity or gene functions proportionally, but it is thought that the frequencies of expressed genes in a sample reflect the activities of functional genes in seawater.
Data from the NHS, however, indicate that a single sample reflects long-term hormone levels reasonably well.
The degree to which a single urine sample reflects an individual's long-term concentrations of these chemicals depends on the within-person variability of these concentrations over time.
Similarly, the methylation pattern obtained from a single DL sample reflects the heterogeneity of DNA molecules sampled.
Data were collected prospectively during pregnancy, the sample reflects a large population-based cohort and outcome data were obtained from a range of sources.
The sample reflects a more normal distribution of educational status and racial diversity than what is commonly enrolled in AD studies conducted within purely academic medical centers and AD research centers.
The study participant sample reflects an unbalanced gender representation (predominantly females), which may not accurately represent or reflect the gender demographics of children in other areas of Thailand.
