Sentence examples for reflected to a from inspiring English sources

To our knowledge, no other study has reported such an association, and this may simply be a reflection of the well known association between clinical malaria and low blood pressure, reflected to a lesser degree in these asymptomatic children.

The pulse is then reflected to a receiver on the airplane.

But the movements you see in Los Angeles and New York are reflected, to a greater or lesser extent, throughout the country.

In Greece, the resentment has been reflected to a certain extent in opinion polls showing support for parties at the extremes of the political spectrum, although support for the far-right has ebbed recently.

The instrument consists of a half-silvered mirror that divides a light beam into two equal parts, one of which is transmitted to a fixed mirror and the other of which is reflected to a movable mirror.

According to the data, this increase in emissions is reflected to a 151.2% above from the levels of 1980 and a 756% increase from 1960 levels.

In a rare moment of contemplativeness, in the seclusion of exile in San Clemente, he reflected to an aide on the cost of his practice of getting even.

The position of the clergy reflects, to a significant extent, popular feelings.

These conflicting views of Tupac reflect, to a degree, racial and social chasms.

That is how each crawl comes to reflect, to a degree, the character of its city.

But the pairing of high cuisine and indie rock also reflects, to a degree, the genre's changing cultural cachet.