Sentence examples for derived to reflect from inspiring English sources

An equation for change of peroxy radicals with time was derived to reflect change of percentage elongation with time.

As a result, nearby map points are produced to represent nearby original data points, while distant map points are derived to reflect the original data points that are far apart.

In particular, a linear equation is derived to reflect the relationship between the domain width and length under such critical conditions and expressed as L* = 0.87W* + 0.62 (W* > 1 or L* > 1.5), in which W* and L* are the domain width and length normalized by the distance between the coastline and pumping well.

To this end, for each miRNA we employ two sets of controls (mononucleotide shuffled, or MS, and first-order Markov, or FOM) derived to reflect different assumptions, as described in the Supplementary Text S1; each control miRNA finds a set of targets, likewise distributed over a range of free energies.

The percent increase measure is derived to reflect interference unbiased by differences in base reaction time.

Metabolic syndrome was treated as a binary outcome measure using cut points for systolic blood pressure, serum triglycerides, waist circumference, fasting glucose, and HDL- cholesterol (HDL-C) that were statistically derived to reflect cut points in adults [ 17].

Finally, use of a derived score to reflect global vascular calcified plaque allowed for improved precision when predicting outcome although it did not outperform the established predictor CAC.

Another variable was derived (any parasomnia) to reflect whether the children had reported any of these particular parasomnia symptoms (nightmare and/or night terror and/or sleepwalking) at 12 years of age.

QALYs were derived for all participants to reflect survival time, treatment outcomes and health-related quality of life according to the EQ-5D™ questionnaire [ 27].

In the authors' experience, the larger the number of specimens collected from an individual, the more accurately the derived parameters are likely to reflect insulin sensitivity [ 29].

To account for this within-case complexity, we developed an empirically derived "Economic Motivation" index to reflect the consistency of individuals' expression of economic motivation across the entire interview (bottom row, Table  1).