Sentence examples for more closely reflect from inspiring English sources

He has sprinkled his administration with loyalists who more closely reflect the city's population.

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Understanding the pharmacology of DMF means that future work can more closely reflect the state in vivo.

Improved preclinical models that more closely reflect the now recognized genomic complexity of human cancers are needed.

The investigated results show that the Weibull distribution can more closely reflect the strength distribution law than other probability distributions.

Students were bused so that the enrollment in each school would more closely reflect the racial makeup of the city.

The report's call for the legislation to "more closely reflect" the royal commission recommendations was also too weak, she said.

"To be honest, the changes this week probably more closely reflect the current financial market," she said.

If it works, it could enable us to live and die in ways that more closely reflect our last wishes.

Instead, he will introduce still more Tory peers to make it "more closely reflect the make up of the Commons".