Sentence examples for length to reflect from inspiring English sources

Over the past seven decades, the waiting period has been changed at least eight times, with legislators altering its length to reflect changing mores and, during some periods, to require blood tests because of concerns about sexually and genetically transmitted diseases.

In addition, the 1-month treatment cycle was deemed the optimal length to reflect both timing of measurement of disease progression and to maintain adequate simplicity in the model structure.

Priors for the other parameters were set with the same parameters as the starting values described above, with the Match, Insertion, Deletion, DeletionIn and DeletionOut state transition priors scaled by the initial profile length, to reflect their multiple use.

The estimate of lambda provides a measure of the degree of the phylogenetic correlation present in the data (Pagel 1999), which can be incorporated into the model by transforming branch lengths to reflect the degree of expected covariance due to phylogeny (Pagel 1999; Freckleton et al. 2002; Orme et al. 2011).

Moreover, estimating the probability of the error in Eq. 4 must also be interpreted as a local operation in a sliding time window over the time series, with a length relevant to reflect the local statistics of the input.

It is unclear, however, if the length of follow-up was adequate to identify a true effect; the studies do not report details about the monitoring length needed to reflect a change.

As the same relative differences in cell length have also been observed in the cortical and endodermal layers [ 37], the differences in hypocotyl length are likely to reflect differences in cell length and therefore in cell elongation.

However, among the generally accepted ones (Battista et al., 1998) are minimal total drawing area, number of edge edge crossings and total edge length, producing uniform edge lengths, and ability to reflect any symmetries in the network.

Telomere length is thought to reflect cellular aging and their degradation over time may play a role in age-related problems.

Telomere length is thought to reflect aging at the cellular level, and their gradual degradation over time may play a role in many age-related problems such as liver dysfunction and cardiovascular disease.

At Cape Shirreff, South Shetland Islands, krill in nets had modal size classes of 46 48 mm and 52 54 mm in length and appeared to reflect the presence of larger krill offshore and smaller krill inshore; krill in the diet of fur seals contained both modes, indicating that the foraging area of fur seals integrated the spatial variability in the krill population.