Sentence examples for reflect appropriately from inspiring English sources
It is not obvious that the achievements of these exercises reflect appropriately the level of understanding of the sample code.
Ethnic differences in excess LOS and readmission rates may reflect appropriately targeted care or an inappropriate suboptimal care process, see figure 1. Patient characteristics related to health status (need for health care) were taken into account to some extent by adjusting our analyses for diagnosis and co-morbidity.
The available data should be reflected appropriately in the analysis.
Finally, while the effects of length variation of protein domains are reflected appropriately when studied at each superfamily level, they can be also summarised at full database level [Figure 12A, B, C].
Thus, although the reviewed trials routinely include patients with depression in the severe clinical range, the current PE data is limited to patients where trauma exposure and related PTSD symptomatology are more severe than the depression, reflecting appropriately focused clinical care.
So if equality of condition is part of social justice, it too must reflect an appropriately limited conception of social responsibility.
That awareness is reflected in appropriately modified intentions, expectations, and other attitudes on the part of the beneficiary.
Construct validity reflects how appropriately the instrument refers to the underlying construct [ 30].
This phylogeny-based approach to orthology detection, approaches more closely the original definition of orthology and reflects more appropriately the complex evolutionary relationships within protein families [ 13, 14].
We find that the average pairwise disconnectivity index of all instances of a pattern reflects this appropriately and define (2) as the pairwise disconnectivity index of a pattern that consists of J instances.
Mr. Thompson said some disparity was justified, because "higher penalties for crack offenses appropriately reflect the greater harm posed by crack cocaine".
