Sentence examples for reflect a match from inspiring English sources

In the absence of Aaron Ramsey, Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, plus long-term casualties Jack Wilshere, Tomas Rosicky and Danny Welbeck, Arsenal struggled for fluency in the 1-1 home draw with Spurs ahead of the international break and before that in the Premier League enjoyed a 3-0 win at Swansea City that did not reflect a match dominated by the hosts.

Values approaching zero reflect a match between the expected MWL and the real MWL encountered.

The last chapter starts with with the reflection, well worth reading however obvious it may seem once read, that the Cambrian explosion must reflect a match between environmental opportunity and the functional ability and evolutionary capacity of organisms to exploit it (p. 320).

One important question is whether this situation could reflect a matching equilibrium (i.e. equal mean phenotypes).

This is consistent with recent findings that that the motor priming effects during action observation reflect a matching of action to the affordances of the goal object [ Bach et al., 2011; see also Lindemann et al., 2011].

Furthermore, do these areas show a response profile across cue outcome combinations that reflects a match between prediction and outcome or rather a prediction-error response?

This enabled us to distinguish, voxel by voxel, brain responses that reflected a match between predicted and actual trial outcomes from responses that encode prediction error or surprise.

Secondly, the phenylalanine reflects a match to properties of bacterial Omp85 proteins, which are thought to recognize OMPs via their C-termini enriched in aromatic amino acids [e.g. [ 20, 21]].

Our factorial design enabled us 1) to characterize changes in neurophysiological responses due to learned associations that were incidental to behavior, and 2) to investigate whether activity in specific brain areas, and the connection strengths amongst them, reflected a match between predictions and outcome or prediction errors, respectively.

High-magnitude, positive values reflect a good match to the template whereas small magnitude values reflect a poor match to the template.

In this experiment, we test whether the phenotypes induced by larval food stress reflect an adaptive matching of the adult phenotype to its expected environment, or whether the "silver spoon" of resource abundance during the larval stage invariably leads to higher adult fitness regardless of the conditions experienced by adults.