Sentence examples for has closely reflected from inspiring English sources

Taoism has closely reflected this history of decline and rebirth.

In its five editions, the DSM has closely reflected the evolution of the mental health profession.

In recent years the competition's evolution has closely reflected the rise of developing countries, with formerly disregarded Cameroon leading Africa's charge, followed by Nigeria and Senegal.

He has found that, over the past decade, movements in the real exchange rate of the euro (and before 1999, of its constituent currencies) against the dollar have closely reflected the difference between productivity growth in the euro area and in America (see chart).

I would remind you that a month ago this House approved the European Constitution by a majority of 74%; the support of the Spanish people has therefore closely reflected, and in fact exceeded, this Parliament's support for that draft.

Caroto has closely observed how children draw.

Due to the close relationship between nodal pricing and nodal reliability, it is now possible to have nodal prices closely reflecting reliability performance [1].

The plea for more theory by some of the founders of systems biology must be tempered by the fundamental need to have theories that closely reflect biological data through hypothesis-driven model testing [ 143].

Scalia wrote the opinion for the five-to-four majority in District of Columbia v. Heller, but his sentiments closely reflected those which Thomas had put forward eleven years earlier.

Fructosamine more closely reflected glycemia in the HIV-infected subjects.

The gradual positive shift has been shown to closely reflect the HCO3−-driven conetctive net uptake of Cl− (Viitanen et al, 2010).