Sentence examples for reflect a comparison from inspiring English sources

By putting Mr Liu's wife and numerous others under house arrest, and stopping activists from leaving the country in order to prevent them from going to Oslo, the headlines were recalibrated to reflect a comparison with 1936, not 1975 (or 1983, when Lech Walesa's wife accepted the award on his behalf, or 1991, when Aung San Suu Kyi's son took home his mother's prize).

The majority of VPC-associated tasks (but not all, e.g., sentence-level tasks, see below) are more automatic, stimulus-driven and have lower executive demands (i.e., the computed contrasts tended to reflect a comparison of lower > higher executive demands, such as trained > untrained mathematical problems and concrete > abstract semantics).

The reduction in foster care numbers partly reflects a comparison with unusually high numbers after the Izquierdo case.

Models of speech production explain event-related suppression of the auditory cortical response as reflecting a comparison between auditory predictions and feedback.

They put card 3, which reflected a combination story, and card 5, which reflected a comparison story, together in one state.

The advantage of the HR is that it reflects a comparison of hazards for the entirety of the survival distribution, whereas the difference in medians reflects a comparison at a single point on the distribution.

In the pretarget analysis, we conducted a separate independent-samples t test for activity during the informative window of the long WS, in which the late- and early-conflict groups were directly compared, reflecting a comparison of high and low conflict probability, respectively.

While these differences may reflect a faulty comparison between measures of individual satisfaction and overall health system performance (Murray et al. 2001), there is some evidence of a gulf between lay and expert views on health and health care (Blendon et al. 1993).

This is because control group participants may be motivated to change behavior throughout the study period, and thus does not truly reflect a "usual care comparison".

Relative to classically retinotopic visual cortical areas such as V1, does this FFA/PPA comparison reflect a foveal bias in FFA, or a peripheral bias in PPA, or both?

Since physical activity scores are likely to reflect a non-normal distribution, comparisons between the sexes at baseline and over time will be performed using the Kruskal-Wallis test.