Sentence examples for reflected the method from inspiring English sources

The first latency times likely reflected the method of drug administration employed in this study (drugs were added to ACSF), the speed of ACSF perfusion (1 ml/min), the volume of the recording chamber (∼2 ml), the location of recorded neurons within the slice and the location of slices within the recording chamber.

However, there were more women in all of the study groups which may have reflected the method of recruitment by advertisement and global e-mail, although anxiety and depression are more common in females, which is a more likely explanation for the gender imbalance.

The Justice Department elected not to prosecute the two men, and Mr. Kotchian subsequently maintained that his actions had simply reflected the methods of the times.

This may reflect the method used to detect the QTL in our previous study.

Affymetrix ratios are sometimes higher, but that may simply reflect the method of quantitation used in their analysis.

12 The costing studies available in the literature do also not necessarily reflect the method by which kidney centres in our study sample calculate their costs.

It is widely reported that direct utility estimates vary considerably, which might reflect the method used or the way the health states are described [ 16].

For NHANES 1988 1994, variance estimates were based on Fay's modified balanced repeated replication (18), reflecting the method used to combine the interviewed and FPG/OGTT subsamples.

The higher concerns about DFO compared to oral chelation likely reflects the method of administration of DFO and its disruptiveness to their life.

We suggest that high levels of intra-varietal genetic polymorphism in the third group may reflect the method employed for breeding these cultivars (e.g. population rather than linear methods of selection).

Acrylamide concentrations in flour from the unstored potatoes ranged from 1745 µg kg−1 for Lady Rosetta to 5191 µg kg−1 for Pentland Dell (back-transformed means), the very high levels reflecting the method used to induce acrylamide formation.