Sentence examples for reflect the extent from inspiring English sources

The properties of solid glass reflect the extent of this structural relaxation.

But there has been widespread concern here about whether the statistics really reflect the extent of the problem.

Insults and jokes reflect the extent to which Iran has changed since the early days of the revolution.

In addition, the Fed chairman's concerns about inflationary labor shortages do not reflect the extent to which workers are settling for intangible benefits, rather than higher wages.

Much has been said about the importance the remake, as a high-profile broadcast that can reflect the extent to which science has moved on since 1980.

"The careers of both Nixon and Kissinger," Dallek asserts, "reflect the extent to which great accomplishments and public wrongdoing can spring from inner lives".

If Mr Deegan makes a similar impact this time, it will reflect the extent to which foreign policy has become a decisive campaign issue.

R2 can reflect the extent to which the response surface matches the data given.

The maximal ADCdiff in a tumour may reflect the extent of necrosis in certain regions.

Increased membrane permeability has been suggested to reflect the extent of lipid peroxidation caused by ROS (Sairam et al. 1998).

Yet this was also the moment when his squad most closely came to reflect the extent of his budget.