Sentence examples for reflect the precise from inspiring English sources

However, "precipitous decline in population" does not reflect the precise picture: there are now more Armenians coming into the country than leaving it.

The accent command onset times T1 and accent command offset times T2 with respect to the underlying syllable or nuclear vowel onset or offset times reflect the precise alignment of F0 excursions with the segmental tier.

2) Accurate volumetric data can be collected which reflect the precise volume of the lesion and aorta, unlike the aortic root in which estimations of plaque volume are used between dropped sections.

Sequencing was carried out from both sides of the amplicon and the overlapping results were merged (omitting the primer sequences, which do not necessarily reflect the precise sequence on the contaminating target).

This has been updated in both the text and Table 1 to reflect the precise p-value (0.032).

Additionally, it should be acknowledged that although the most current microbiological evidence has been used, this may not necessarily reflect the precise situation in a given site.

All three companies will struggle to meet new challenges as search evolves toward the social (reflecting what your friends like), the semantic (reflecting the precise, rather than presumed, meanings of Web content), the personalized (reflecting your own preferences) and the interactive (including user-generated comments or reviews).

For members of subfamily Paramyxovirinae, efficient RNA replication requires that the nucleotide (nt) length of the genome is an even multiple of six, known as 'rule of six', reflecting the precise packaging of the polynucleotide in the nucleocapsid [3], [4].

The measure points were established to reflect the most precise timing of the answer to the questionnaire based on an algorithm that used the actual date of the answer compared to the date of the PCI procedure, rather than the number of the questionnaire.

On the one hand, these differences may reflect the more precise measures of physical activity used in the second health assessment, which may have not only enabled more accurate categorisation of cycling exposure, but also reduced measurement error regarding the confounding effect of 'other' physical activity.

In fact, the inhibitory effects seen most likely reflect the importance of the precise spacing of the ribosome with respect to motif 1 (in the loop-in mutants) or, alternatively, some effect on TURBS RNA secondary structure.