Sentence examples for reflected the timing of from inspiring English sources
The steep payout reflected the timing of the deal, which was negotiated during Wall Street's darkest days.
Responding to fears among investors that AOL Time Warner may face a cash shortage like the one that crippled its rival Vivendi Universal, Mr. Parsons stressed that the company generated $2.8 billion in free cash flow in the first half of the year, a significant increase from the previous year that partly reflected the timing of some expenses.
This reflected the timing of the pesticide bans retail sales of chlorpyrifos were phased out at the end of 2001 and diazinon at the end of 2002.
Clinical signs and symptoms (e.g., diarrhea, bloody feces, or abdominal pain) may have developed before the patient was tested for CDAD, and the date of laboratory diagnosis likely reflected the timing of physicians' clinical suspicion for C. difficile infection rather than exact onset of symptoms.
This time frame was chosen as it reflects the timing of the introduction of the EQ-5D to the registry follow-up protocol.
iii) Latency time: For each assay date, we calculated the proportion of infectious individuals (i.e., that produced infectious forms) in a population; this proportion reflects the timing of the onset of the production of infectious forms and thus latency time.
We think however this reflects the timing of stock dispatches to key supermarket clients.
One pair of similarity measures is based on seasonality indexes that reflect the timing of extreme events.
The rise is partly expected to reflect the timing of Easter, which this year fell in April, pushing up air fares in that month as a result.
The cells were treated with NORS following viral infection to reflect the timing of administering the NORS treatment in feedlots during initial processing.
Part of the increase in 1998 reflects the timing of contributions to multilateral agencies such as the World Bank, as well as short-term measures to deal with the economic crisis in Asia.
