Sentence examples for more properly reflected from inspiring English sources

Outcome data were collected by use of an electronic diary (hand-held computerized diaries have been developed to overcome the lack of patient compliance that has been noted in many studies [ Rabin et al 1993]; patients felt that their symptoms were more properly reflected by the computerized version, felt more motivated to provide data, and found it easier to remember to enter data).

Post spokeswoman Kristine Coratti Kelly said in an email the headline was changed shortly after the story posted "to more properly reflect what Trump said".

Kris Coratti, a spokeswoman for the Post, told CNNMoney that the headline was changed "shortly after it posted to more properly reflect what Trump said".

Segment CNV distributions for the rSFS more properly reflect the mutational model in which CNV likely originate as segments and not gene-by-gene.

Recently, a number of studies suggested taxonomy should be based on whole genomic DNA content in order to more properly reflect evolutionary relationships [ 1- 4].

But Skipper and Chuguna, in particular, didn't feel that it properly reflected all the important places and stories, so more than forty additional artists were enlisted to produce a more definitive version.

My problem with Parker is less about his past that cannot be changed and more about his recent interviews with Variety and Deadline where he sounded like a man who had not properly reflected upon his moral shortcomings.

That is all good news, and much of it isn't properly reflected in popular perceptions.

I imagine a party where all are welcome, where sparks fly, where the shifts in culture are properly reflected.

Although the FSDT describes more realistic behavior of thin-to-moderately thick plates, the parabolic distribution of transverse shear stress through the thickness of the plate is not properly reflected, thus the shear correction factor is introduced.

Still, he adds, "We believe the cost is properly reflected in dilution".