Sentence examples for as this would reflect from inspiring English sources

Deborah's family and friends resolved that her prize should explore the migrant experience, as this would reflect her life and her values.

To select for agonists, we only considered molecules with higher ranking in the active structure than the inactive structure, as this would reflect the structural bias we found in the active structure.

We used only the question about overall outcome, as we thought this would reflect the most reliable and clinically relevant aspect of satisfaction.

In three higher quality studies as judged by representativeness, this would reflect an unfavourable pain outcome in 9%, 13% and 20% of patients, and in three studies with low losses to follow-up in 9%, 13% and 23% of patients.

While one may argue that a one point difference would not have any practical implications, a two point difference would likely be regarded as clinically important given that this would reflect a >20% (i.e., 2/9 points) difference in the assessment.

In part V, interviewees and respondents were asked to rank the same list of items, but in this case, as they would reflect research priorities on ATM:  Topics being investigated at national research centers (current research);  Research topics required for public health policies (desired research).

The removal of bursaries should not be taken lightly, as it would reflect far more worrying trends towards the removal of rights and resources.

An assured performance as mayor would reflect well on the Conservative leader, David Cameron, who eventually backed his fellow Old Etonian's run for the party's mayoral nomination.

A 1997 C.I.A. report notes "embassy did not want information concerning human rights abuses... to be disseminated," as it would "reflect negatively on Honduras and not be beneficial in carrying out U.S. policy".

The research would adhere the API scale provided by the DOE in order to promote a better understanding on the data as it would reflect the effects of air pollution on human health (DOE, 2012).

"I politely shared with him he would be much better off letting him do it on his own as it would reflect poorly on him," she said.