Sentence examples similar to changes reflecting that from inspiring English sources

The represented changes reflect that longevity is marked by better antioxidant capacity and a well-developed membrane lipid remodelling process able to maintain cell integrity.

"China's banking regulators have been attempting since later last year to prevent another lending glut in 2010, and this policy change reflects that effort," Nicholas Consonery, a China economics specialist at Eurasia Group, a research firm based in New York.

These changes reflect that the host miRNAs may have important roles in the virus-host interactions.

On the other side, some hospitals had very limited or even negative growth in technological change, reflecting that these hospitals still have untapped potential for improvements.

Chained CPI does a better job reflecting that change, although it has some disadvantages as well.

This used to be called the Healthy Welfare Card, perhaps the name change reflects that improved health outcomes are far from guaranteed.

This change reflects that reality.

The change reflects that in economic terms, film and television works are an intangible asset, not an expense.

[It] is right that as devolution strengthens across the UK that Scottish Labour changes to reflect that".

"The business of government has changed, and our government must change to reflect that," he said.

"Customers are saying that their travel patterns have changed, but we haven't changed to reflect that," Cheung said.