Sentence examples for an increased reflection from inspiring English sources

When the eardrum is stiff, air pressure in the ear canal is increased, resulting in an increased reflection of sound by the eardrum.

Therefore, it may be that improvements found in families docking more frequently were related to an increased reflection on BG data, but there may have been any myriad factors contributing to this relationship.

The computed response curve includes a dead region where there is no response to displacement, an active region with an increasing reflection power with increasing displacement and a decaying region in which the reflected power decreases with increase in displacement.

Amid that chaos there is a role for a Sunday paper that offers increased reflection, discursiveness and analysis.

Increased reflection was also associated with greater perceived learner autonomy.

Modification of a number of features of glycocalyx by Ang1, such as depth and/or density, would be expected to increase the hydraulic resistance (i.e. decrease LP or LP A) and to increase reflection of large solutes (i.e. increase σ).

The upper surface of this plate is painted with a white titanium-based pigment to increase reflection of a radiation to a maximum during the day.

Instead of the usual definition of risk as death from treatment, risk in this study was defined as the probability of moving to health state F. The standard gamble was used as of two reasons: First, it was expected that the assessment of health states from a personal perspective would increase reflection and seriousness of participants.

Moreover, participants in the current study expressed an increased understanding of reflection as an educational strategy; thereby, confirming findings from several previous studies [ 13, 19, 31].

When given a large portion 29% more was consumed, a reflection of an increased amount per bite rather than an increased number of bites per meal.

Finally, as a reflection of an increased respiratory muscle oxygen extraction ratio, a reduced ScvO2 or SvO2 predicts extubation failure in difficult-to-wean patients [ 48, 97].