Sentence examples for reflect material from inspiring English sources

Ministers claim the current target does not accurately reflect material poverty.

We demonstrate that an electrical model, comprising two parallel-connected diodes scaled to reflect material composition, qualitatively predicts the features observed in the PV parameters.

In order to be useful as a clinical investigation; however, the structural two-dimensional geometry and density distributions assessed by DXA should reflect material properties such as modulus and also predict the structural mechanical properties of the regenerate bone formed.

Our analysis of measures of SES suggested factors that reflect material disadvantage may be most important.

Because MRCGP is usually taken after MRCP UK), the correlation may reflect material that has been learned for MRCP UK) subsequently being useful for the MRCGP examination.

Thus, our results support the hypothesis that specifically up-regulated proteins have evolved to be nutrient-poor [ 3, 20] in keeping with the idea that proteins evolve to reflect material costs of their production [ 1, 4].

The dose response slopes become much steeper for the deposited dose based on DLS size distribution measurements, compared to administered doses and reflect material-specific deposited fraction data fD t), in Figure 3.

The convex surface of the same quality reflecting material has a reflection lower than that of the plane/concave surface.

The degree of polarization depends on the angle of incidence and the index of refraction of the reflecting material.

Roughly one-fifth of the version of the report made public by the committee on Friday was blacked out, reflecting material deleted at the insistence of the C.I.A. from a classified version on which the panel finished work in May.

At one extreme, when the tangent of the incident angle of light in air equals the index of refraction of the reflecting material, the reflected light is 100 percent linearly polarized; this is known as Brewster's law (after its discoverer, the Scottish physicist David Brewster).