Sentence examples for improved reflection of from inspiring English sources
The new DMU, therefore, is an improved reflection of 'as manufactured' part forms making assembly analysis and the allocation of tolerances more accurate at the conceptual design stage, a novel function not currently available in commercial CAD software.
Functional tests probably provide an improved reflection of a subject's functional muscle force, capacity, or ability for activities of daily living or work.
In other words, the novel TNMG staging system proposed does not create a more complex staging system but rather builds upon the existing AJCC staging system with improved reflection of the underlying biology and associated impact on survival.
Nevertheless, once the data was filtered for those corresponding to matching probe sets, by restricting proper cutoffs of probe homology, the CSH transcriptome data showed improved reflection of those of the SSH.
The crystal is covered at all sides (except of the coupling side to the PMT) with a thin reflection foil (Radiant Mirror VM-2000, 3M, St . Paul MN, USA) and surrounded by two layers of Teflon (each 500 μm) to improve reflection and collection of scintillation photons.
The report goes on to detail that the company is trying to get some mobile telecoms on board with the device and the 64-grayscale screen uses some sort of process to improve reflection.
Future studies should facilitate the development of appropriate adherence parameters in order to improve the reflection of the longitudinal aspect of adherence data.
56 The course of disability parallels the course of depression in that disability scores improve as a reflection of improvement in depression over time.
Aiming an effect of this term, we consider improving a reflection efficiency of a magnetic mirror by installing a resonance space within the magnetic mirror.
However, the significant improvement in interobserver agreement between the three observers refutes the above line of reasoning and serves to validate the argument that the improved confidence among the three observers was a reflection of improved anatomical localisation by F-FDG PET/CT in real terms.
And yet the recent improvement in national college-board examination scores seems to have been primarily a reflection of improved scores for black students.
