Sentence examples for might better reflect from inspiring English sources
Longer-term symptom patterns, such as variability across repeated measures or worst symptom level, might better reflect adverse aspects of depression than a single measurement.
SNAP has only been identified by cross-sectional neurodegeneration measures, whereas longitudinal measures might better reflect "active" neurodegeneration and might be more tightly linked to prognosis.
The skin measurements might better reflect the amount of cholesterol being deposited in tissue and might provide a better indicator of the condition of the artery walls.
On the other hand, the almost-clandestine ceremony might better reflect the tenuous nature of the "authority" the United States occupying forces had in the first place.
Measures like his proposed sugar tax suggest a taste for subjecting the poor to behavioural nudging, that they might better reflect bourgeois sensibilities.
But it takes more than good timing to deal with D.C.'s thorny racial history, and as a veteran of D.C politics, you'd think Evans might better reflect his knowledge of said past.
This might then better reflect the diversity of adolescent development paths.
However, it seems unlikely that either bone or K-wires change their stiffness between the measurements before and after the induction process, and measuring the stiffness of the whole system might even better reflect the strain distribution at the fracture site which is always a combination of fracture pattern, fixation, and load.
Although VCO2/VO2 might be better reflected by the venous-to-arterial CO2 content over ∆ContO2 (∆ContCO2/∆ContO2) ratio, there is no report in the literature whether this latter ratio can predict more accurately a situation of anaerobic metabolism than ∆PCO2/∆ContO2 ratio.
The potency of a compound against a number of kinase targets is dependent on the structural similarity of the targets, which might be better reflected by pairwise similarities than by a taxonomy.
Because diabetic cystopathy might be better reflected in irritative symptoms of the AUASI, we also conducted analyses stratified by irritative or obstructive grouping.
