Sentence examples for fail to mirror from inspiring English sources
However, many exercises fail to mirror the complexity of disaster response environments (Paton and Auld 2006).
According to Maister, ETFs fail to mirror their underlying index because of fees and expenses, intentional "optimization" by fund managers and changes in the index itself.
However, due to the speed of the events underlying the generation of APs, Ca2+ imaging assays fail to mirror fast AP dynamics [16].
Serum VEGF may reflect the disease status at a given time (i.e. stable or progressive) and fail to mirror important biological properties, such as sensitivity to chemotherapy or to hormone manipulation, that will ultimately be of utmost importance for prognosis (Honig, 1996).
However, instantaneous measures of leaf-level gas exchange often fail to mirror the behavior of cover or biomass (Givnish 1988; Chiariello et al. 1989; Villar et al. 1998) and are quite sensitive to transient and local moisture, temperature, and light conditions (Field et al. 1989), masking ecotype differences.
Doing so has proved costly because the German economy slid into recession in the wake of the American downturn—and has, so far, failed to mirror America's recovery, modest though it is.Mr Stoiber is no revolutionary though.
The traditional musical, based on the Brothers Grimm story the Frog Prince but relocating the action to 1920s New Orleans, was well-reviewed but failed to mirror the astounding success of Pixar at the box office with a middling return of $267m£178m8m).
A "fat people must drive fat cows" approach to mysticism fails to mirror the complex human phenomenon of acculturation.
Maybe its not coincidental that only in the Bernanke era has the vigor of recovery failed to mirror the depth of the downturn.
Making it to the top of this list are the C-cup heroines of Bikini Bandits And The Magic Lamp, a piece of tacky trash that tried but failed to mirror the so-bad-it's-good Russ Meyer approach.
