Sentence examples for reflected in systematic from inspiring English sources

Marital heterogamy, however, is reflected in systematic evidence of trade-offs showing that marriage order (i.e., status of being never-married) is a valued trait for exchange.

Exchange is reflected in systematic changes in specific conductivity and pH between high and low tide and the pH changes reflect reaction with the surrounding aquifer material.

Finally, to control whether any effect induced by tACS at the group level was genuinely reflected in systematic changes induced by the tACS manipulation at the individual level, we correlated each individual inflection point with the expected individually induced frequency of stimulation.

Barrelene is thought of having two rings and mirrors what is found in the MCB and reflected in its systematic name (bicyclo[2.2.2]octa-2,5,7-triene).

Although debriefing of our subjects revealed that all became aware of the emotional content of the stimuli, this was not reflected in any systematic trend in BOLD response.

Perou and colleagues originally demonstrated that the phenotypic diversity of breast carcinomas is reflected in corresponding systematic variation in gene expression patterns.

This assumption is reflected in the systematic review, as together they account for almost half the reports using a well-characterized antibody.

Whilst there remains an identified knowledge gap around the most 'active ingredients' of brief alcohol intervention, one must acknowledge some important developments in this field in recent years, not as yet reflected in published systematic reviews.

This is reflected in five recent systematic reviews on the effectiveness of stabilisation ('motor control') exercises for LBP [ 36- 40], which collectively synthesised 26 randomised controlled trials.

This is reflected in the inconclusiveness of systematic reviews on antipsychotics which call for longer-term trials with more pragmatic designs [ 5- 12].

The type of evidence and scope included in a systematic mapping is broader than that normally included in a systematic review, reflected in the breadth of the research questions.