Sentence examples for expanded to reflect the from inspiring English sources
The quarantine zones, whose boundaries are one and a half miles from the nearest infestation, are set by state and city agricultural officials and are expected to be expanded to reflect the new infestation.
When the international trade is considered, the above should be expanded to reflect the difference in carbon intensity among regions.
Our international editorial board has been expanded to reflect the affiliation with ISHCSF by strengthening the membership with expertise in neurosurgery, neuro- imaging and neurological disorders, including hydrocephalus.
Of course the G-8 and the permanent membership of the U.N. Security Council need to be expanded to reflect this change.
The G-8 and permanent members of the U.N. Security Council must be expanded to reflect today's realities.
The division's lineup has also been expanded to reflect regional specifications in model and powertrain configurations.
Nowadays, although no epidemiological evidence exists to support a change in the syndrome's definition (a systemic response to infection); it seems clear that the list of signs and symptoms of sepsis should be expanded to reflect clinical bedside experience.
Cyclists Bradley Wiggins and Sarah Storey, sailor Ben Ainslie and a host of Olympic and Paralympic athletes have received awards in a highly patriotic New Year honours list, specially expanded to reflect Britain's sporting success at London 2012.
The work by Guendehou et al. [42] therefore needs to be expanded to reflect conditions and tree species in different land use systems to allow a more precise estimation of the relevance of African trees for biomass and carbon stocks.
However, Mensch has said that the discussions will eventually expand to reflect users interests.
