Sentence examples for administered to reflect from inspiring English sources

This instrument was administered to reflect students' achievement scores and it was incorporated within a termly summative assessment, known as Common Test 2, administered to all three classes in Term 3. Common Test 2 includes assessment items from all topics taught in Term 3.

Higher mean dose of vasopressors administered to non-survivors may reflect the presence of a more severe circulatory failure with profound vasoplegia, which has long been related to unfavorable outcome [7].

In addition patients received it well and we did not notice any problems when it was administered to the Iranian patients reflecting the fact that the translation was satisfactory and easy to understand.

Our previous studies were performed using high doses of DES, reflecting those administered to pregnant women; however, for this study we chose to compare PCB exposure with low-level DES exposure to ascertain if lower levels of DES result in Wnt7a down-regulation.

Prior to the experimental session, a brief control task was administered to ensure that the presentation times reflected a subliminal and a conscious condition.

Yet, although data collected through questionnaires usually offer more superficial insights and do not reflect cultural nuances, when administered to a representative and large sample they can be safely extrapolated to the population from which the sample was obtained.

Since statins were only administered to recipients, the current result might only reflect an effect in the reperfusion mediated kidney injuries.

The scolding he administered to Republicans before the cameras Thursday morning reflected that.

Peramivir was administered to the remaining 31 patients; all subsequent results reflect data collected from only those treated patients.

Feedback on surveys administered to the 2-yr instructors, students, and support staff reflected a need for additional training during implementation.

Since this questionnaire was administered to patients after 6 months of follow-up, the level of satisfaction also reflects the diagnostic phase before the intervention was initiated.