Sentence examples for improved to reflect from inspiring English sources
There is, however, sufficient evidence to suggest that intact predator populations are critical to maintaining or growing reserves of 'blue carbon' (carbon stored in coastal or marine ecosystems), and policy and management need to be improved to reflect these realities.
The UN system will never be perfect, but it can be improved to reflect the world more as it is today, not as it was at the end of the second world war more than half a century ago.
Material introducing the mathematics of nonsmooth mechanics has been improved to reflect the broad range of applications interest that has developed since publication of the second edition.
The paper focuses on two key topics: (1) how Deep Learning can assist with specific problems in Big Data Analytics, and (2) how specific areas of Deep Learning can be improved to reflect certain challenges associated with Big Data Analytics.
We agree that the cited statement could be improved to reflect previous literature.
If public health decisions are to be made on the basis of prospective surveillance, these systems must be improved to reflect real-time or near real-time reporting and analysis.
They also explain an important difference in DNA repair between humans and mice and show how mouse models can be improved to better reflect cancer susceptibility in humans.
Findings suggest design and marketing images could be improved to better reflect and appeal to women purchasing and using these products.
12 13 More work is required to refine the hypotheses about how specific interventions may work and to generate improved measures to reflect the proposed mechanisms.
This improved ability to reflect on difficult thoughts and emotions, and reign in unhelpful patterns had various flow-on benefits to interpersonal relationships, including to intimate relationships, extended family relationships, and experiences at work.
The Fed's chirpy insistence that "economic conditions are improving" fails to reflect the experience of Americans who are finding less money in their already-squeezed budgets.
