Sentence examples for reflecting some aspects from inspiring English sources
An experiment, in the context of PChome & eBay and Yahoo Auction online auctions websites, was conducted to simulate an environment manipulating branding, seller evaluation, volume of information, and price ranges to influence purchase intentions, reflecting some aspects of utilitarian and hedonic approaches towards purchase and repurchase intentions.
Immediately following the last writing session, participants will be asked to rate sixteen items reflecting some aspects of the writings and of the whole writing experience on seven-point scales from (1) not at all to (7) extremely.
How might this change be reflecting some aspect of yourself or your waking life?
These analyses have been undertaken on natural variation in these traits, thereby reflecting some aspect of how these traits have evolved and, or are maintained.
These kinds of online interactions reflect some aspects of the large patronage networks that many Lebanese political leaders preside over.
He asked to be buried in a way that reflected some aspects of Islamic tradition, including in a white sheet he said he left in a bag on the first floor of the school, but he also asked Jesus for eternal life.
In this research work the authors reflect some aspects of state-of-the-art innovation management and product development processes.
Conclusions Our experience reflects some aspects common with other European countries: less monitored events as well as more frequent cardiac arrests in unmonitored wards1.
Although the main task of this paper is to study the relation between IPO initial return and economic freedom, and notably that the economic freedom index used in this study has already reflected some aspects of the legal environment, such as property rights (PPR) and anti-corruption (Crup).
Taken together, we showed that the nucleosome positioning data generated by MNase digestion might reflect some aspects of the real nucleosomal landscape.
Indeed, the 'a priori' scores only reflect some aspects of diet and do not account for correlations between score components.
