Sentence examples for pattern to reflect from inspiring English sources

The simulated results have agreed to the local solar profile with similar pattern to reflect the weather trend at the site.

Patient advocates say the change is consistent with a CDC pattern to reflect one side of the Lyme research community -- the IDSA's -- in a way that minimizes persisting symptoms.

As experimental studies suggested enzyme activities varied with time [ 15, 21- 230]30], we developed a time division pattern to reflect the regulatory effects.

We have therefore developed work patterns to reflect this, which balances flexibility alongside efficiency".

lights for a vaguely technological aura that's straightforward and effective, if a little too reductive towards the end when the lights break down briefly into random patterns to reflect Daisey's confusion and unhappiness.

"I took his mockups to the school and then the students at the school executed the design in relation to their own perception of sound, and we would discuss how to draw patterns to reflect sound and how to work with the vibration and resonance of metal".

We selected this three-year period in order to reflect current practice patterns, to reflect a period when MRSA incidence appears to have stabilized [ 29], and because it was the most recent period for which we had complete diagnostic and laboratory data available for this population.

Historically, dietary research has focused on single food items and nutrients; however, in recent times, this focus has shifted to total diet quality and dietary patterns, to reflect the fact that foods are not eaten in isolation and there may be interactions between foods or nutrients consumed.

This spatial pattern seems to reflect a filtering effect of the dams on the on the temporal pattern of sediment loads as well as decreased longitudinal connectivity of sediment transfer through the river system, resulting in downstream enhancement of the influence of local sediment inputs by tributaries on sediment dynamics.

This study confirms that in Afghanistan referral patterns seem to reflect disease patterns as well as the perception of communities about what conditions are best treated with modern medicine.

The alternative solution is to impose an age-specific productivity pattern, as to reflect gradually decreasing returns to hours worked.