Sentence examples for a sensitive reflection of from inspiring English sources
Unlike those behemoths, the little house on a narrow swath is a sensitive reflection of one man's life, and a private retreat from the stage.
Being a sensitive reflection of the flow pattern formed in a vessel, local void fraction is potentially able to give much more information on the real hydrodynamics and mass transfer performance in a vessel.
Alternatively, the three questions that comprise the 'dyspnoea' domain in the QLQ-LC13 may not be a sensitive reflection of changes in dyspnoea in patients with malignant mesothelioma.
'Self-perceived health', for example, is considered as a sensitive reflection of the threat that an individual feels about illnesses, affecting also its motivation to perform daily tasks [ 42].
The CCQ may be a more sensitive reflection of clinical improvement following viral infection in people with asthma and may provide additional information when monitoring response to treatment.
We believe that per capita income of each family unit was probably a more sensitive reflection of the influences of SES on participants' lifestyles than per capita GDP of the surveyed area.
IcEEG signals are much more sensitive reflections of the local underlying neuronal activity, when compared to the scalp signal.
Coupling of the signaling pathways to transcriptional responses is a sensitive and accurate reflection of overall pathway activity [ 4].
Iran's Fars News Agency, which is run by the conservative Revolutionary Guards, later accused CNN of fabricating Mr. Rouhani's response to the Holocaust question, which may have been an attempt to embarrass him — a possible reflection of the sensitive domestic politics of Mr. Rouhani's outreach to Jews.
Admittedly, only a few biochemical indicators provide a sensitive and time-integrated reflection of nutrient intake.
It is possible that current laboratory assays are either not sufficiently sensitive or not an adequate reflection of the needs of brain cells, particularly in those individuals with an inherited predisposition for mental problems.
