Sentence examples for most closely reflects from inspiring English sources

And if there's a psychological type that most closely reflects Baptist teaching it's perfectionism.

Which of the following numbers most closely reflects the percentage of elected officials who are African-American?

Of those who performed on New Year's Eve, many of whom are also on the SF Sketchfest roster, Brent Weinbach most closely reflects that tradition.

INSTEAD of hedging individual stocks, you could protect your entire stock portfolio by buying a put option on a stock index, like the Standard & Poor's 500 or the Nasdaq 100, that most closely reflects your portfolio, said Larry McMillan, president of McMillan Analysis in Randolph, N.J.

The related work indicates that retweeting most closely reflects the intuitive notion of engaging others and getting support on Twitter.

This s value is used as it most closely reflects the dynamic change in synaptic input within a network of coupled neurons.

Among the entrees, pan-roasted scallops and Pekin duck most closely reflected this same finesse.

"Those Americans whose attitudes and behavior most closely reflect the ideals of democratic citizenship are the most partisan and the most polarized.

The hormonal levels of women using the pill, however, do not alter much across a month and most closely reflect those typical of the non-fertile phases of the menstrual cycle.

Three statements were read to the respondents, who had to select that one which most closely reflected his (or her) own conviction: 1. God created all forms of life directly, as described in the Bible (creationism, CR);   2.

The XRD mineralogy and geochemistry of recycled fine-grained deposits from the West Iberia Atlantic Margin are used to establish sediment provenance and evaluate the features that most closely reflect the nature of the source areas and the transformations during the last depositional cycle.