Sentence examples for reflect familiarity from inspiring English sources
These images, like much of his mature work, reflect familiarity with such European trends as innovative pigments and the telescope.
While nitroglycerine should be used as an adjunctive therapy, the high rates of use in the Euro-STAT population likely reflect familiarity with its use, together with its ease of administration, titration and rapid reversibility.
These differences may reflect familiarity with the systems in which doctors are used to working, with systematic programmes of quality improvement having been rolled out across the UK National Health Service over the last 10 years, 16 but recertification (or revalidation) yet to be developed in the UK while being common in the USA.
Although F items appeared to show less activity than CR (corresponding to the zero level in the plots) in the posterior hippocampus, a pattern which might be taken to reflect familiarity, simple effects (within group) analyses determined that this difference was not reliable in any group.
However, also reflecting familiarity (or lack of it) with specific systems, some staff are wary of its usability, particularly in relation to accessing the EHR via computers and understanding how to use it.
To eliminate the possibility that preplay of the cued arm during REST2 merely reflects familiarity with the proximal portions of the cued arm during GOAL-CUE we assessed whether off-line spikes were more likely to be associated with the first half of the arm (i.e., closest to the stem) vs the second half (excluding the first 22 cm that are common to both arms).
New York City Schools Chancellor Harold Levy cautions that the improvement in his students' scores may simply reflect more familiarity with the new tests.
Small changes were made in the content of the CVT items to reflect cultural familiarity.
Small changes were made in the content of the CVT items for the two versions to reflect cultural familiarity.
This may reflect ethnic familiarity with some CAM therapies such as meditation.
The observation that rural shops offered credit more readily may reflect better familiarity with the clients, or lower purchasing power overall.
