Sentence examples for effectively reflecting from inspiring English sources

The statistics indicated that all indices were capable of effectively reflecting their corresponding factors, thus ensuring better measurement validity.

Thus, this result confirms that D2 is effectively reflecting a diffusion coefficient of a streptavidin bound to two peptides embedded into the same bilayer.

In this work, in search of skin-characteristics effectively reflecting SCM features, we compared several skin properties such as perspiration, visco-elasticity, elasticity, and elasticity hysteresis, in several candidate body parts.

Root surface area density could effectively reflect root physical enlacing effect.

The Plexiglas surround of James Noone's stark, high-tech set effectively reflects the action, transforming the characters into wispy illusions.

They effectively reflected the mood of the lyrics, full of chuckle-inducing rhymes like "Gallantry I find archaic/Poetry I find prosaic".

We also need to put a price on carbon and enable markets to more effectively reflect the true costs of sources of energy.

Although Rains's face is hidden behind bandages throughout most of the film, his ominous voice effectively reflects the heightening madness of the megalomaniacal scientist he portrays.

Radio waves in this frequency range are effectively reflected back to the Earth's surface by the ionosphere and can be detected by receivers hundreds of miles away.

Anderson's casting effectively reflects this distribution of power: on the one hand, there is Day-Lewis, in his last film performance ever; on the other, a newcomer from Luxembourg, Vicky Krieps, who might have remained unknown had the light of the great star not been cast upon her.

It can effectively reflect the influence of a typhoon.