Sentence examples for more suitably reflect from inspiring English sources

If so, are you happy with that, or do you think that it might be a good idea to change some to more suitably reflect your own sense of self and purpose in life?

However, despite the fact that such abundance data barely exist for most networks, note that the actual number of interactions often more suitably reflects resource availability and consumer activity than an independent measure of species abundance.

Also, although lung compliance of 50 mL/cmH2O was slightly lower than normal, we thought that it might suitably reflect compliance due to lung edema in situations of CVCI [ 11– 15].

The length and direction of the vectors can be thought of as a disease trajectory, showing how patients progress in 'disease space' on multiple variables (assuming that these variables suitably reflect the disease state).

With the Dons full of purpose, the black kit chosen by Wigan suitably reflected their joyless start.

These findings may not be suitably reflected by statistical comparisons, as our relatively small number of investigative sites resulted in large standard deviations which made formal statistical testing somewhat challenging.

The right and wrongs of these will no doubt be discussed by others more suitably qualified.

Mr. Perahia is a refined, elegant Chopin interpreter, although his gracious approach became more suitably powerful in the Scherzo.

KING RICHARD And how, my lord, doth this convenient space Befit thy horse than mine more suitably?

Though the structure was called a containment, this was a misnomer by Western standards, and the structure would more suitably be referred to as a confinement.

When a natural nerve network learns something, the connections between the individual cells change in ways that cause the animal to react more suitably in the future.