Sentence examples for correct reflection of from inspiring English sources

Although other methods such as modelling the process on the log scale may be of interest, we do not pursue these here as we may lose simplicity and explicit or correct reflection of the Poisson process.

This is more or less a correct reflection of the extent of prevailing poverty, and therefore needs to be accepted as the new poverty line.

Therefore, the control condition is a correct reflection of 'treatment as usual' within residential treatment settings.

First, the proportion of patients in whom the observed optimum was a correct reflection of the underlying true optimal AV delay.

That may be a correct reflection of the present political reality, but is not a practical expression of the right to health, and it leaves global health inequalities standing as inequalities – not inequities.

Both citizens from the city center and from rural areas will visit these hospitals, which seems to make the study population a correct reflection of the general Dutch childhood population.

Without adequate prospective data, it is difficult to determine whether the estimations as given by Webb et al. are a correct reflection or an under- or overestimation of the actual burden of disease.

As the CaBPs exhibit greatest expression levels in neuronal tissues we reasoned that these cells would provide a more accurate reflection of correct sub-cellular localisation.

Correct representation of the phenomenon of reflection of visible radiation or thermal radiation is a necessary precondition for accurate modelling of luminous phenomena (visualization) and thermal phenomena (heat transfer).

First, consistent registration of the same malformation is not necessarily evidence of a correct diagnosis; however, it is a reflection of the diagnosis that the patient is considered to have at a certain time, which is the basic term in clinical practice, as well as in epidemiologic analyses of data from the NPR.

A good external validity in a sense of an adequate reflection of reality (is it correct?) does not necessarily mean a good (external) utility in a sense of a useful reflection of reality (what is it good for?