Sentence examples for effective reflecting from inspiring English sources
One possibility is that these varied and diverse treatments may all be effective, reflecting redundancy in neural circuits devoted to attention and action in space, and consequent flexibility of the spatial processing system.
Their early defense against Westbrook was effective, reflecting a joint effort by Young, Russell, Jordan Clarkson and Luol Deng.
In this case, the intervention was more costly and more effective, reflected in an incremental cost-effectiveness ratio (ICER) of £24,810 per QALY gained.
He calls imagery-rehearsal therapy "a clear advance," and argues that the technique, in addition to being effective, reflects contemporary scientific thinking about dreams.
As such, this coordinate will effective reflects the variability of raw data points.
Both have long been added to sunscreens to make them more effective at reflecting away the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation, but in recent years nanoparticle versions have appeared on the shelves.
The Institute of Directors' most recent guidance on this matter was issued in 2010 and listed nine principles that well-run companies should follow including the establishment of an effective board, reflecting the scale and complexity of the organisation.
Anyone with even a passing knowledge of physics knows that dark surfaces absorb heat, while white surfaces are more effective at reflecting heat – hence the growing number of experts arguing that people should paint buildings white to help tackle global warming.
Fuzzy mathematical programming considers uncertainties as fuzzy sets, and is effective in reflecting ambiguity and vagueness in resource availabilities.
So the effective yield, reflecting both the interest paid and the expected capital gain (if the bonds pay off in three years, as Lewitt expects), is more like 8%.
