Sentence examples for reflect the associated from inspiring English sources
As a result, the stress strain curves related to the rubber reinforced concrete under different impact loads were obtained and used to reflect the associated strain rate levels.
The integral of the presteady-state currents over time plotted against the voltage reflect the associated charge-voltage curve (Fig. 3C).
Time lived with heart disease or stroke is also weighted to reflect the associated health loss [ 35- 37].
For patients with reflux esophagitis (RE), endoscopic findings alone (without the frequency and severity of symptoms) may not fully reflect the associated impact on health-related quality of life (QOL).
Figure 7 reflects the associated normalized EQE versus the forward current of the InGaN-based LEDs having the CSS, SLAPSS, and HLAPSS.
Therefore, it seems that in the elderly, underweight and low lean body mass is better evaluated by measurements of BMI (low BMI more accurately reflects the associated risk of underweight), whereas obesity and adiposity is better evaluated by measurements of waist circumference (increased waist circumference more accurately reflects the associated risk of obesity) (17).
The significant variation in phenolic content of unburnt versus burnt residues did not reflect the associate effects on plant growth suggesting heat induced transformation of phenolic compounds might be effective in suppression of plant growth, even though these residues may contain small amount of phenolic compounds.
In the sorted VC list, the top genes through to the bottom genes reflect the highly associated to the least associated differentially expressed genes in regards to breast cancer prognosis.
This may reflect the uncertainty associated with what constitutes "safe" concentrations or our uncertain understanding of associated health effects.
Lucent will take a $4 billion charge to reflect the costs associated with the cuts and the sinking fortunes of its pension fund.
Differences across plausible values thus reflect the uncertainty associated with the measurement of the proficiency variable.
