Sentence examples for reflect allocation from inspiring English sources

Seeing the salaries represented as proportional blocks (and while they don't reflect allocation money or marketing budgets directed to players etc, they're as accurate a picture as we have of MLS wages) really brought home the size of the pile of chips placed on the Bradley-Defoe square on the roulette table by Tim Leiweke and MLSE, in their gamble it will turn the franchise round.

Given the overall data, we consider the excess of cases of all cancers and breast cancer in the subgroup of insulin glargine only users to more likely reflect allocation bias rather than an effect of insulin glargine itself.

However, while district level facilities encompass small, medium and large hospitals reflecting allocation to some rural locations, it remains apparent that there is a large proportion of community service officers allocated to urban facilities.

The amplitude of the P300 has been proposed to reflect attentional allocation, with reduced P300 amplitudes referring to inefficient allocation of attentional resources in processing task-relevant cognitive information (e.g. [ 8, 9]).

Shifts in the root/shoot ratios reflect strategic allocation of plant biomass for resource acquisition and indicates specific response to competition (Casper et al. [1998]).

Examining the consideration used in M&A transactions to reflect the allocation of overpayment risk, we find that targets' prior alliances with acquirers and targets' IPOs reduce the likelihood of using stock, or the amount of stock used, to finance acquisitions.

Heterogeneity could reflect random allocation to different cell fates, or be the result of uncontrolled growth of a tumor stem cell, if that tumor stem cell is a normal stem cell "gone bad" [1].

We propose that the N200-600 is functionally different from the classic N400 observed in adults and older infants and may reflect infants' allocation of increased neural resources, when processing their own name in the group of ten control names.

Furthermore, neural activity should reflect the allocation of attention to stimuli threatening aversive events.

17 This finding appears to reflect chance allocation of more infants with severe encephalopathy to the treatment group.

Taken together, the results reflect enhanced allocation of attentional resources to disorder-relevant stimuli in spider phobics.