Sentence examples for conducted to reflect from inspiring English sources
Sensitivity analysis is conducted to reflect the impact of natural gas price on the combined cooling, heat, and power system.
Two hypothetical scenario exercises were designed and conducted to reflect the increasingly extreme weather-related challenges faced by water utilities as the global climate changes.
This study was conducted to reflect predominant training implementation practices in the UK.
Additional collaborative research team meetings were conducted to reflect on implications of the findings for future practice and research within the RSS and ICDR.
Very few studies have been conducted to reflect perspectives of managers and providers in immunization programs, focusing specifically on polio eradication [ 16- 20].
This was conducted to reflect the population socio-demographic characteristics at the time of the survey, taking into account the probability of being sampled and the differential response across the population.
A group-level region-of-interest (ROI) analysis of the fMRI data was conducted to identify clusters reflecting a significant relationship between BOLD response for faces and scenes and tissue microstructure of the ILF and fornix, respectively.
Although these results were obtained with relatively simple covariance structures from only four environments, more studies need to be conducted to confirm if these gains reflect a general superiority of the ME model with a large number of environments.
"Assessment processes conducted to date have not accurately reflected the national significance of the population or the substantial threats now posed to it," it said.
The remaining experiments were conducted to ensure that performance truly reflected the capacities of two separate, specialized visual working memory systems and was not influenced by verbal working memory or by limitations in retrieval processes.
Second, a confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) was conducted to analyse whether the variables reflected their intended factors and whether the factors could be separated from each other.
