Sentence examples for has even been reflected from inspiring English sources

This trend has even been reflected in games, beginning perhaps with loveable platformer LittleBigPlanet, and most recently seen in the Xbox One title Unravelled.

It has even been argued that CAIs reflect the relative expression levels in an organism's natural environment better than the actual expression levels measured in laboratory conditions (Fraser et al. 2004).

It has even been suggested that the variations of the peak velocity in the carotid [33] or brachial [34] arteries could reflect PPV and detect preload responsiveness.

It has been reflected in layoffs by companies like Dow Chemical, DuPont, Monsanto and even divisions of General Electric.

The anger has been reflected in verse.

If interns did admit more patients in the traditional arm, there may have been more opportunities for each intern to err, even though this would not have been reflected in the overall observed rates.

When you talk to (the registrars), you realize that they have actually reflected on this, but it is not structured, and they have not even realized that they have been reflecting…" (Supervisor) Registrars were reluctant to document their learning needs, making it difficult to compare subsequent portfolio entries with previous ones, in order to get a picture of their development.

(The Soviet press has been reflecting this).

I've been reflecting on networking.

Much of this recent work has yet to be reflected in popular accounts of the subject and, in some cases, even in biology textbooks.

Pat Michaels, the spokesperson for OneBlood, told the Washington Post that its system hasn't even been updated to reflect the FDA's one-year window, although the organization will be making the switch this year.