Sentence examples for essentially reflects from inspiring English sources
"Accordingly," that report said, "one could argue that New York City's new-media boom essentially reflects an Internet-technology-driven boom in the city's traditional media industries -- industries that represent a large share of the city's economy".
The problem "essentially reflects a political unwillingness to pass all costs onto final customers," said David Robinson, an economist in Madrid who specializes in energy policy and who is a senior research fellow in the Oxford Institute for Energy Studies. "The regulatory system for renewables was badly designed and very expensive," he said.
Equation 6a essentially reflects the Davis's equation with the corresponding coefficients.
This foundation essentially reflects where the magma is in the volcanic system.
The ADC can be displayed as a parametric map and essentially reflects differences in tissue diffusivity at different b values.
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.
Programmes essentially reflect the research interests of the host institution.
But Republicans appeared satisfied that they had forced a procedural vote on the amendment, saying it essentially reflected members' positions on the Spitzer policy.
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.
The goal of the present article is to compile a corpus of indicators of eHealth development evaluation that would essentially reflect stakeholder approaches and complement technical indicators of assessment of an eHealth system.
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.
