Sentence examples for reflect an advantage from inspiring English sources

The bilateral advantage observed in Experiment 1 for numerosities greater than four seems to reflect an advantage of dividing attention between the left and right hemifields as compared to within the same hemifield, as greater numerosities may require greater attention.

Therefore, the finding of reduced ventilator-associated pneumonia, though statistically significant, may not truly reflect an advantage of early tracheostomy.

Only under these conditions will the risk-benefit and cost-benefit ratios for prophylaxis reflect an advantage for the patient [ 34].

Another possible explanation is that our data reflect an advantage to heterozygote individuals over homozygotes which would also be predicted by the heterozygote advantage theory (reviewed in [ 5]).

If the Jets' defense has been playing dirty tricks, as was alleged by Ravens Coach Brian Billick, statistics have not reflected an advantage.

The degree of muscle phenotypic rescue in mosaic mice exceeded the efficiency of gene correction, likely reflecting an advantage of the corrected cells and their contribution to regenerating muscle.

The fact that this compound was still picked up by our screen reflects an advantage of this cell-based assay.

As shown in Figure 6A, for WR the AV timing offset required to reach a 66% correct threshold (the mid-point between chance and perfect performance) was 101 ms in the Concurrent condition and 143 ms in the Sequential condition, reflecting an advantage of 42 ms for the Concurrent condition.

As shown in Figure 6C, the additional participants correctly identified the synchronous AV pairing in the Concurrent condition on 70% (+/−5) of trials, and on 59% (+/−3) in the Sequential condition, reflecting an advantage of 11% for Concurrent trials (paired samples t6 = 4.24, p = 0.005).

However, the reduced number of SIRT treatment sessions and hospital days might be a significant difference that reflects an advantage in terms of quality of life [ 27].

But at another level, these formulas reflect an underlying advantage for the Gore campaign, an economics-based edge that these students of past elections say it will take major efforts by one or both campaigns to overcome.