Sentence examples for control reflects from inspiring English sources

Many Democrats feel their advocacy of gun control reflects the mood of the country right now and will be rewarded at the polls.

Its name, Quality Control, reflects the different sensibilities of its founders: Thomas wanted something starting with "Q," to honor a friend of his who had been shot to death; Lee was inspired by a tag on the pocket of his designer jeans.

Perceived behavior control reflects the perceived ability to execute target behavior (Ajzen, 1991).

Further investigation of the relationship between the magnitudes of displacement at CR points and the implementation of early control reflects the rationality of our result.

What remains unclear is whether this deficit in predictive control reflects immaturity of the motor system (a developmental delay) or some deviation from normal development (a disorder).

Inhibition control reflects a behavioral manifestation of impulsivity (Newman and Meyer 2014), and constitutes one of the core domains of executive function, which can be divided into response inhibition and interference control (Diamond 2013).

(Burroughs's aloofness, like his obsession with mind control, reflected memories of a reviled uncle, Ivy Ledbetter Lee, a pioneering public-relations expert whose clients included John D. Rockefeller and the Nazi Party).

All treatments had higher HI compared to the control, reflecting poor plant growth in the control.

The 100% control value was defined in the presence of LPS stimulation and the 0% control reflected basal release.

The bands between the wavenumbers of 1,800 to 750 cm-1 (fingerprint regions) of the spectrum for the control reflected the biochemical compositions, especially the moieties of carbohydrate, lipid, protein and polyphenols in A. cepa extract.

Now, the two men sat together in Mission Control, reflecting on how far they had come.