Sentence examples for more explicitly reflected from inspiring English sources

This time around, the mixing is even more explicitly reflected in the music: the shimmering textures in Debussy's "La Mer" inspire a tempest-tossed seminarrative with suggestions of spirit possession, while the retro-soul grooves of Amy Winehouse summon some wonderfully juicy gesticulation.

An implicit hierarchy is a hierarchy not explicitly reflected in the syntax of the language.

These events are not explicitly reflected in corresponding molecular profiles; thus, they remain "hidden" from the standard molecular assays.

These students might need to see more examples of tasks in which this integration is driven by an important question or idea from within biology or in which the connections between the physics and biology are more explicitly examined and reflected upon.

We can also consider models that explicitly reflect how taxon coverage is often much more thorough within a clade than across the entire tree, by considering the following clade-specific condition: Variable coverage (VC ): p(x) ≥ p for all taxa x in clade C, and p(x) ≥ p' for any taxon x not in C (where p' < p).

That paper specifically states, "The normalization methodologies do not explicitly reflect two important factors driving losses: demand surge and loss mitigation.

The proposed methodology demonstrates that pharmaceutical quality can be recast to explicitly reflect clinical performance.

This investigation explicitly reflects the rearrangements of the structural water clusters around the charged amino acids of collagen.

Articles reporting program evaluations without explicitly reflecting on the methodologies used were excluded.

These criteria explicitly reflect the main quality components suggested in the recent ISPOR Guideline [ 3].

The present study took account of employment status, however, which explicitly reflects the individual's income and educational levels.