Sentence examples for considered reflective from inspiring English sources
The submissions of charities and patient advocacy groups to NICE and SIGN are considered reflective of the patient groups they purport to represent, yet little is known about how representative they are.
"If people are intervening in a situation like that, it's likely they are doing it impulsively, rather than in a considered, reflective way; they are not stopping to think," said James S. Uleman, who teaches social psychology at New York University.
Raw pass rates should therefore be considered reflective only of relative activity (rather than abundance) in a given land-use type.
Serum was collected at different time points throughout the study to detect hemagglutination inhibition (HI) activity against H5N1 viruses, with HI titers of greater than 1∶40 considered reflective of a protective humoral immune response.
The utility is considered reflective of HRQoL in that year.
9 baPWV is therefore considered reflective of the progression of individual arteriosclerosis and of overall cardiovascular risk.
Like most insurers, MetLife emphasizes operating income because it excludes certain costs, including investment losses, that insurers do not consider reflective of trends in their business.
The paper analyses the properties of the new filters and considers reflective and antireflective algebras for approximating the eigensystems of time series smoothing matrices.
Excluding certain costs and losses Ambac does not consider reflective of business trends, operating loss was $6.93 per share, significantly higher than analysts loss estimates of $1.51 per share.
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