Sentence examples for reflect in terms of from inspiring English sources

As a result of this strict definition of coping, only subjects who are aware of the symptom and concomitant distress are able to reflect, in terms of coping, on their symptoms and distress experience.

The CAT is a concise instrument for use in everyday clinical practice; the scenarios described here allow for a more complete understanding of what its scores reflect in terms of the effect of the disease on the patient's health.

A lawyer for Ms. Lebowitz, Peter S. Spivack, said she split her time evenly between Congressional and campaign duties, a division of labor "accurately reflected in terms of her pay arrangement".

But persuading countries to cough up non-earmarked cash is hard, and "often those contributions are reflected in terms of [the donor country's] visibility, in terms of positions," one senior UN official admits.

This effect was not reflected in terms of R2 but in the RMSE.

Effectively, a household's utility is reflected in terms of their preferences for carrying out compatible adaptation actions.

The impact of SHEAR's reduced number of transmissions and its low energy consumption, demonstrated in the preceding subsections, is reflected in terms of an improved network lifetime.

In this respect, it is very important to note that this average quality increase would not be reflected in terms of a perceptual quality increase.

Moreover, it is important to note that this average quality increase would not be reflected in terms of a perceptual quality increase.

This is reflected in terms of absolute performance on national and regional tests, as well as relative performance on international tests—even adjusting for per capita income.

Success is crucial because an unsuccessful effort to implement e-Learning will be clearly reflected in terms of the return of investment.