Sentence examples for advantage reflected from inspiring English sources

We tested two new groups of observers and found that while RF search was slowed by the addition of segmenting lines for both groups, the high AQ group retained a consistent search advantage (reflected in a shallower gradient for reaction time as a function of set size) over the low AQ group.

We apply these tools to studying procurement auctions in which, as is common in practice, one seller is given an advantage, reflecting for example better reliability or quality.

In the present decade, the gap is smaller -- 2.9 percent versus 2.3percentt -- and much of the state's advantage reflects the unsustainable housing boom, of which California was the epicenter.

The limited number of students sitting exams in their home language, and the fact that – while many are positive – almost 40% do not believe speaking it gives them an advantage, reflects a national view that having a birth language other than English is a problem, according to academic experts.

It can be seen that all of the particpants evinced the expected RVF advantage, reflecting LH specialization for the task.

In part, this greater advantage reflects physical and climate factors, but also the differences in the nature of the technology adopted.

Perhaps their failure to see this advantage reflects the doubt whether attachments to PHC centers can adequately prepare them to perform advanced clinical procedures.

These advantages reflected "a world where books were a common currency of an enlightened citizenry," he wrote.

Tuning the optical absorption of the GNPs in the NIR region via a robust and repeatable method has great advantages reflected in the application of these GNPs in areas such as cancer therapy via photothermal ablation as well as cancer detection and imaging.

This advantage was reflected in a change in U.S. submarine sonars that began about 1960.

Another highly desired advantage is reflected in the reduced systemic exposure.