Sentence examples for appropriately reflected in from inspiring English sources

The medium-term outlook and expected 2017 earnings per share growth of over 10% (even with additional investment) is not appropriately reflected in the valuation, in our view, trading on 13.4 times net twelve month consensus PE, over 20% discount to the global space (we also think Imperial could be a take-out target in the next 18 months).

The influence of acceleration on seismic performance should be more appropriately reflected in the design procedures of structures.

However, the effect of fault-tolerant techniques has not been appropriately reflected in the probabilistic safety assessment (PSA) models for NPPs.

The panel, announced on 18 October, is charged with ensuring "that up-to-date and rigorous science is appropriately reflected in high-level policy discussions within the UN system," according to a press release by the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCOOrganization UNESCO

What we honestly love isn't appropriately reflected in how we spend our... ya know.

These should be appropriately reflected in annual work plans and budgets.

Finance director John Rogers admitted that the very broad spread of analysts' expectations, which range from £571m to £871m – compared with £798m last year – appropriately reflected "uncertainty in the market given what could happen in the coming months".

It was concluded that the WIQ and the SF-36 appropriately reflected increases in MWD and PFWD through examining patients' perceived ability to walk in a community based setting and their health related quality of life (Regensteiner et al 2002).

Aviva said in a statement that it was in touch with some of its shareholders, and that their concerns "mainly centered on how we structure the compensation paid when we recruit executive directors and whether overall levels of remuneration, driven by the operating performance in 2011, appropriately reflect changes in shareholder value through the year".

The comments from the women in the target group also ensured that the text appropriately reflected their transition to motherhood.

Although the level of healthcare expenditure has been shown to be associated with NYHA class, this approach apparently cannot appropriately reflect changes in hospitalization rate and duration, as observed in FAIR-HF.