Sentence examples for concluded to reflect from inspiring English sources

The programme's maker, the production company Kudos, said it had reached a natural end and was being concluded to reflect "the changing world around us". Spooks, of course, has little to do with real life, and the storyline behind many of the episodes is often risible.

Thus, the traditional morphological classification for this group cannot be concluded to reflect their evolutionary relationships.

Factor 1, which was concluded to best reflect the asset index, accounted for 28.6% of the variance (Table S1).

The authors concluded that the ability to reflect is trait-like but affected by learning processes.

Butterworth and Rodgers [ 7] thus concluded that their results seemed to reflect an additive effect of individual mental health problems rather than a couple-level mental health effect.

And then he paused to reflect, before concluding, with absolutely no irony whatsoever, "It's basically the story of how I met my wife".

The paper concludes by using these themes to reflect on the past 40 years and to look ahead to the future of research in mathematics education.

To conclude, these group differences appear to reflect a deficiency in recruitment of neural resources designated for the processing of analog number magnitudes in dyscalculic children.

Conclude by asking students to reflect on what they have learned.

The board concluded... that it still failed to reflect the unique strengths and market positions of the company and again failed to be competitive with the alternatives the company can pursue for delivering value to its shareholders".

While section 12 of the 2000 Act allows judges to impose certain punishments, such as compensation and costs orders, it does not explicitly refer to confiscation orders and the court of appeal in Clarke concluded that reflected the intention of parliament to exclude them.