Sentence examples for method accurately reflects from inspiring English sources

Thus, we believe this dating method accurately reflects all GAPDH pseudogenes and is not significantly biased towards longer and therefore younger pseudogenes.

Note that we make no claim that the coarse-grain method accurately reflects the orientation of proteins bound in the complex.

Our method accurately reflects this difficulty to detect causal relationships in the presence of noisy high-throughput data and poorly understood networks.

The DPPH method use organic radicals [ 19] and the FRAP assay can react with iron (II) and SH-group containing antioxidants [ 15], so it is expected that using these two methods accurately reflects all of the antioxidants in a sample.

These results confirm that our optical imaging methods accurately reflect the balance between glycolysis and oxidative phosphorylation, and can be used to assess the metabolic state of tumor cells.

What these findings could not show, however, was which estimation method most accurately reflected tactual, since tactual was not known.

These predictions are, however, inconsistent, a fact attributed to the inability of the reconstruction method to accurately reflect the contributions of smaller pores and throats to electrical conductivity.

While this method may accurately reflect the rate within avian and human hosts, it neglects whatever additional changes in the rate of substitution are due to the process of zoonotic adaptation, likely leading to a substantial underestimation of the date of the TMRCA.

It's possible to believe that Ondaatje's method of mosaic more accurately reflects the untidy turns life tends to take; his characters make unfortunate decisions but then, so do we.

In addition, these methods more accurately reflected annual changes in abundance than the simpler Downing reconstruction method.

However, such semi-quantitative methods provide only a crude estimation of the severity of pathology [ 2], while quantitative methods more accurately reflect the actual amount of pathology present.