Sentence examples for essentially reflect the from inspiring English sources
Programmes essentially reflect the research interests of the host institution.
Current views claim that these responses essentially reflect the salience of sensory events27 and that salience, in turn, influences perceptual processes.
If Mr. Greenspan -- with his faith that markets, even exuberant markets, essentially reflect the logical and sensible behavior of investors -- is right, then the nation has ahead of it years of strong economic growth and high stock prices.
Indian innovative reactor 'AHWR' is a pressure-tube type natural circulation based boiling water reactor that is designed to meet such requirements, which essentially reflect the needs of next generation reactors.
3D-calculations on the basis of the advanced GCM LIMA essentially reflect the observations but also show some typical differences which probably result from a somewhat too humid model atmosphere in middle latitudes.
In this context, the close relationship of gamma responses to pain perception in the present and previous studies might essentially reflect the involvement of gamma responses in the motivation, preparation, and execution of motor responses, which, in turn, are related to pain perception.
The inductive response observed for polycrystalline deposits and also at low current densities for the epitaxial growth on single crystals essentially reflects the activation of the electrode area.
The elastic behaviour of the joint specimen essentially reflects the stiffness of the substrate since the thin coatings and the thin adhesive layer are located close to the neutral specimen axis of the bending test.
This study presents a new perspective for the directivity of RQD: the directivity of RQD should be regarded as an advantage of the index because it essentially reflects the anisotropy of rock masses.
From the perspective of intergenerational conflict, the psychological and mental cost of devotion essentially reflects the contradictory characteristic of the relationship and structure (Connidis 2015).
