Sentence examples for and so reflect from inspiring English sources

Manias, or bubbles, have typically occurred in the markets following unexpected good news, and so reflect progress of sorts.

Mancuso thinks we're willing to accept artificial intelligence because computers are our creations, and so reflect our own intelligence back at us.

The eggs maintain the quality they had when they were frozen and so reflect the age of the woman at that time.

First, an organ dysfunction scale can serve as a measure of intensive care unit-related morbidity, and so reflect important, but non-mortal, outcomes in a complex patient population.

Polaroid sunglasses are made such that the lenses do not allow that polarisation through, and so reflected glare is reduced more than is direct light.

A downloadable service, "FatwaBase", can be used on handheld computers.Much of the latest electronic guidance is sponsored from Saudi Arabia, and so reflects its conservative mores.

Therefore, the parameter VO2 is normalized to body weight, whereas heat production is not normalized to body weight and so reflects total energy expenditure.

Cronbach's alpha was measured for 7 out of 9 Multidimensional Pain Inventory scales with scores between 0.76 and 0.86 and so reflects a good association between the individual items within their scales.

This census period overlapped with the modal exposure time for individuals included in the study and so reflected the average level of mixing attributed to the cohort diagnosed from 1996 2005, given the potential exposure time window ranged from 1971 2005.

The EQ-5D assesses mobility but also a number of other elements contributing to quality of life and so reflects more non-physical aspects of HRQoL, while ETT is an indicator of physical limitations, perhaps explaining the small magnitude of the relationship.

You are a unique individual, so reflect and focus on what is best for you.