Sentence examples for defined and reflected from inspiring English sources

Once upon a time in America, the nation was defined and reflected in a culture dominated by Anglo-Saxon assumptions and popular media that reflected and re-enforced that perspective.

The advantages of ABC versus RCC and RVUs are as follows: (1) resources consumed at treatment level are more precisely defined and reflected; and (2) resources consumed by a particular cost object are directly tracked and identified to a greater degree [ 1].

People are finally defining and reflecting on the meaning of justice and the notion of reconciliation".

And television will continue to define and reflect the national mood with an immediacy and intensity no other medium can equal.

But the British public would not support breaking up the BBC, Mr. Patten said, adding, "The BBC is one of the things that has come to define and reflect Britishness, and we shouldn't lose that".

Each of these principles is articulated, well-defined, and reflected in structured activities that contribute toward identified organizational goals.

The valid conceptual platforms for modelling should be clearly defined and should adequately reflect observed structural diversity.

Lateritization phases of different intensity were defined and considered to reflect adjustment to changes in environmental conditions created by the gradual uplift of the plateau to its present position.

The Triptan Cardiovascular Safety Expert Panel concluded that the safety profile of triptans is well defined and appears to reflect a very low risk of serious cardiovascular adverse events based on use in patients without known or suspected coronary artery disease [13].

For our measure of connectivity, we used the total connectivity of a gene, which is less sensitive to how modules are defined, and most likely reflect the overall role of the gene, beyond the modules we detect in our data set.

But business practices help both to define and to reflect our values.