Sentence examples for matching reflects from inspiring English sources

Linking of community assemblage to environmental measures was undertaken to find the best match between the multivariate among-sample patterns and environmental variables, where the extent of pattern matching reflects the degree to which environmental data 'explain' the biotic pattern using both BEST and RELATE analyses [28].

An alternative perspective is that increased right fusiform activation for nonverbal matching reflects access to stored knowledge of object structure rather than perceptual processing of object structure.

Therefore, the score of protein CG6843 in the integrated network was 2. Edge matching reflected the source of edge in the integrated network.

"Jeez that was a tough Test match," reflects Brodie Retallick.

A third 0-0 draw in five matches reflects Liverpool's lack of adaptability when Plan A goes awry, while Everton were once again shown up for a lack of firepower that has seen them score fewer away goals than any other side in the top eight.

As a consequence, the number of observed matches reflects not only the degree of relatedness between comparator species, but also the scope of available sequence data.

Enabling different degrees of stringency in calling 2 (or more) strains a match reflects our underlying uncertainty about how rapidly spoligotypes and MIRU-VNTR genotypes change because of mutations at marker loci during the natural history of disease and through chains of transmission that may span decades.

The match reflected superbly on the players, but instead of great tennis, it featured only great competitiveness — and it spotlighted the way that advancing equipment technology haunts rather than enhances the men's game.

But if that match reflected Sampras and Agassi at their competitive height, it lacked the gravitas of the Federer-Nadal Wimbledon final in 2008, won by Nadal in the fifth set, 9-7.

"I thought it was a fantastic match," reflected Guernsey coach Jordan Reynolds.

The main opposition candidate, Senator Aecio Neves, said that the jeering during the match reflected her "permanent bad temper in office and huge arrogance".