Sentence examples for method which reflects from inspiring English sources

In [8], Valaee and Li proposed a distributed call admission controller using a service-curve provisioning method, which reflects the status of network and depends on the number of active nodes, their activity index, and the back-off procedure used for contention resolution.

Assessment of compliance was problematic due to the marked variation in reporting of this method, which reflects a lack of standardised reporting requirements for the PDSA method.

All sections were scored in a semiquantitative manner according to a previously described method, which reflects both the intensity and percentage of cells staining at each intensity.

Table 2 shows that BCPTI has a lower hardness and a higher softness in gas and liquid phases (except for values obtained by orbital parameter method) which reflect the high reactivity of BCPTI as compared with BTPTT.

It must also possess a scoring method which reflected the frequency and severity of impacts and reliable to be used as a tool for programme evaluation.

On the other hand, the optimum value for catalyst load is similar to that encountered for electrodes prepared by the other methods, which reflects that electrospray has little or no effect neither on the catalyst nor on the electronic resistance of the catalyst layer.

Hand hygiene authorities including the WHO and U.S. CDC have recognized inherent weaknesses with the current methods and have highlighted the need for improved in vivo efficacy methods, which reflect the use conditions and experience of healthcare practitioners.

We agree with the ICH E9 guidelines which state that treatment-by-centre interactions should not be addressed as part of the primary analysis [ 29], and have therefore focused on methods which reflect the primary analysis.

Note that the shares for sterilization in all countries come from adoptions during numerous past years, unlike shares for resupply methods, which reflect behavior more recently and have shares that are more sensitive to program changes year by year.

MR sequences can be designed to be sensitive to the vascular phase of contrast medium delivery (so-called T2 * or susceptibility-based methods which reflect on tissue perfusion and blood volume).

To this end, we employed the anatomically constrained magnetoencephalography method (aMEG), which reflects neural activity with millisecond precision.