Sentence examples for attempt to reflect a from inspiring English sources

It's an attempt to reflect a company trying to reinvent itself under Marissa Mayer, the former Google executive who took over as the company's chief executive last year.

This assumption was followed not in an attempt to reflect evidence-based practice, but rather in an attempt to reflect a "typical" approach to dyspepsia management. 5. Following endoscopy, if triple therapy or empiric PPI had been initially effective in relieving symptoms of dyspepsia, and if symptoms remained unresolved or recurred, the patient will receive long-term PPI therapy.

The film, he said, attempts "to reflect a very complex debate about torture that is still going on" and shows brutal treatment producing both true and false information.

Rather than aligning itself with either "how things were" or "how things could have been", the novel measures the difference between the two, and by so doing attempts to reflect a kind of experiential (rather than historical or journalistic) truth.

Those scenes, he said, attempted "to reflect a very complex debate about torture that is still going on" and showed that brutal treatment produced both true and false information.

At steady state, parameter values attempted to reflect a generic normolipididemic 20 year old male.

Social proof, also known as informational social influence, is a psychological phenomenon where people assume the actions of others in an attempt to reflect correct behavior for a given situation.

Future research should attempt to reflect this by including a multivariate analysis of features and how they fit together.

While clinical guidelines play an essential role in promoting best quality of care for individuals, performance indicators have been primarily employed in an attempt to reflect quality of care at the population level in a convenient and feasible way.

Each of the album's eight tracks was written and recorded in a different town -- with various well known residents sitting in -- in an attempt to reflect "the local musical currents" of each city, according to a statement.

To make the record, also titled "Sonic Highways" and due out Nov. 10, Grohl and his Los Angeles-based bandmates traveled to eight American cities -- including New York, New Orleans and Washington, D.C. -- in an attempt to reflect "the local musical currents" of each town, according to a statement.