Sentence examples for reflected modified from inspiring English sources

Peat was absent (L* = 0 m) in 26% of the cranberry bogs, which reflected modified upland or glaciolacustrine soils rather than peat.

Traditional expressions are now sometimes mixed with or even replaced by string band music, Christian hymns, or both, primarily reflecting modified influences from the West and from other Pacific Islands areas.

The DMA results imply a morphological shift with sulfonation, and reflect modified interactions within and between phases.

Remissions or poor response to radiation treatment in acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) can also reflect modified double-strand break repair pathways (Marston et al. 2009).

None of the patients with endocarditis were sent to cardiac surgery during pre intervention compared to four out of nine patients during post intervention, which may reflect modified treatment recommendations.

An on-line bibliography containing over 575 studies reflects this modified search process (available from the author upon request).

In this method the effect of unit's energy limitation is reflected by modifying the capacity and treating the energy limitation as reduced capacity.

The interaction of microcracks in a circular or elliptical region around the considered microcrack is calculated directly by using Kachanov's micromechanics method, while the influence of all other microcracks is reflected by modifying the stress applied in the far field.

The intervention included a special professional development course designed for teachers, to help them reflect and modify their practices, where classroom observations and feedback on instruction became a fundamental basis of the intervention.

Our results can be explained by a previous study by Benner [ 31] as, according to Benner, nurses with 5 10 years of work experience are able to reflect and modify their decision-making in response to rapidly changing situations.

That awareness is reflected in appropriately modified intentions, expectations, and other attitudes on the part of the beneficiary.