Sentence examples for effective reflects from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

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.

One reason for the discrepancy between census and effective population size estimates is that the effective population size reflects effective number of genets rather than ramets, and there are likely to be many ramets per genet in this asexually reproducing species.

The name change, effective immediately, reflects a generational shift.

An effective résumé reflects not only the specific skills relevant to the job description, but also a sense of the employer's organization and culture.

The lower effective rate reflects the midyear 2003 tax cut, which lowered the top long-term capital gains rate (for gains realized on May 6, 2003, or later) to 15%.

The effective pathlength reflects the quality of the optical design of the detector and is equal to the capillary internal diameter only for a light beam passing exactly through the capillary centre, but becomes progressively shorter for imperfect optical designs.

Developing true unity is the only way that all who want to work for the same goals can do so, and in a manner that they can agree is ultimately most effective and reflects our values.