Sentence examples for reflect imperfections from inspiring English sources

Again, we note that not all inferred premature codons need to be erroneous: some must still reflect imperfections in the coding sequence annotation.

Nevertheless, for all genes except CG16771 and CG14286, the gene could be identified at least in a close relative, suggesting that the missing annotations in FlyBase reflect imperfections of the available genomic sequences rather than a loss of genes.

Perfectionists can often be caught up in taking jokes too seriously, worried that any possible slight on their efforts reflects imperfections.

They reflect the imperfections of human justice, the inadequacy of human compassion, the defectiveness of our sensibility toward the sufferings of our fellows; they mark the limit of our ability to use knowledge for the well-being of our fellow human beings throughout the world.

The remaining 10% might simply reflect unavoidable imperfections of immunohistochemistry experiments and analysis.

The truth is that BRICS itself does not pay that much attention to health, beyond citing it as one among a range of issues that reflect the imperfections and injustices of the world.

As a consequence, forecast errors arising from using Eq. (1) to forecast real data reflect modeling imperfections (leading for example to serial correlation in the errors) as well as purely random variability.

As noted above in evaluation of the model's goodness-of-fit, forecast errors reflect modelling imperfections as well as random variability, limiting somewhat the sensitivity of surveillance to detect smaller anomalies.

The imperfect interface is characterized by spring-layers of vanishing thickness in the tangential directions, and an interface sliding parameter (π/d) is used to reflect the imperfection of the interfaces.

This may reflect the imperfection of these proxies as measures of deprivation or it may demonstrate the underlying heterogeneity of inequalities.

In retrospect, the severity of the 1987 crash reflected market imperfections more than economic realities.