The phrase "arrows reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the behavior of arrows, such as in archery or metaphorically in literature or art.
Example: "In the game, the arrows reflect the player's skill and precision in hitting the target."
Alternatives: "arrows bounce back" or "arrows mirror".
The color shades of the arrows reflected the relative weight of migration.
Dark blue dashed line delineates reported strong effects of the great 1505 event; largest blue diamonds and arrow reflect the areas of devastation (Jackson, 2002).
Open image in new window Fig. 18 a, b This example of knee arthrography illustrates minimal pooling of contrast medium around the needle tip (arrow) reflecting mixed injection (intra-articular and extra-articular).
This arrow reflects individual changes in health care workers' knowledge, attitude and skills resulting from the training.
Thus, the length of the arrow reflects the relative reliability of the recombination data generated by this method.
Each arrow represents a gene and the length of the arrow reflects the size of the corresponding coefficient in the two loadings vectors.
These findings from the interviews with medical students and discussions with multiple physicians on faculty, suggest the pathways to primary care practice differs greatly in Japan and the U.S. In these models, the thickness of the arrows approximates the percentage of individuals who choose to pursue that pathway, e.g., a thick arrow reflects a higher percentage of graduates.
(a) The contour plot of the transmission probability as a function of the incident angle and the incident energy, for a fixed barrier width d = 1 and height V = 4, for magnetic field B = 0. (b) The spin orientation of the incident (black arrows), transmitted (red arrows), and reflected (green arrows) electrons as a function of the incident angle and energy.
The CT values of the standards are shown in the figure by color-coded arrows and reflect the fact that each genome contains two copies of the Oct4 gene.
