The phrase "are needed that reflect" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are discussing requirements or necessities that should correspond to certain criteria or characteristics.
Example: "The changes are needed that reflect the current market trends."
Alternatives: "are required to demonstrate" or "are necessary to show".
While perfectly consistent haplotypes are always properly returned under the string paradigm, a custom alignment algorithm is needed that reflects our understanding of mtDNA control region variation, mutation and evolution, in order to report the results of the search when sequences differing at one or more positions are included.
Research is therefore needed that reflects the multidimensional aspect of patient safety, where consideration is given to the unique conditions of the home as a site for the provision of healthcare, as well as to the roles of patients, caregivers and providers as key players in the larger system [ 22].
In order to create systems-wide models that are more suitable to biological interpretation and understanding, new representations are needed that better reflect the cooperative nature of function.
Thus other model systems are needed that may reflect the impact of acid and bile salt exposure on the esophagus in vivo.
Purely logographic systems are restricted because of the tremendous number of signs that are needed to reflect the lexical riches of a language, and so they were typically extended by inclusion of sound-based cues.
Teachers also may believe that "traits appear only when they are needed," a misconception that reflects a sense of purpose or directionality to evolutionary change (Nehm and Schonfeld 2007).
These capabilities are needed to reflect the complicated mechanism of gene interaction that can occur in even simple biological systems.
Several indicators are needed to reflect the multidimensional nature of disaster resilience.
