Sentence examples for reflecting that all from inspiring English sources

As the base station power increases, the performance gap between DIS NC and the upper bound decreases, reflecting that all users now obtain rates above S k, T ′ resulting in a duality gap of zero.

MicroCT-analyzed data suggests that capillary trapping in sintered glass bead (a mildly consolidated porous medium) is dictated by the capillary number (Ca), the viscosity ratio (M), and the Bond number (Bo) of the system, reflecting that all three viscous, capillary, and gravity forces affect the displacement process to varying degree as their relative importance changes.

The main effect of Group was not significant (F 2,37) = 1.14, MSE = 0.015, p = 0.33, ηp2 = 0.06), reflecting that all groups responded with similar accuracy rates (ASD group 94%, IQ-matched control 92%, Age-matched control 94%).

These results show that parasites could have been detected in these cases, reflecting that all blood samples had detectable parasitemias.

For example, in 2010 the DCMO of Sebba was able to find a scholarship to obtain a master's degree and in 2012 the DCMO of Dori was transferred by the administration, reflecting that all health indicators are worse in Dori than Sebba over the last five years (see Table 4).

Carol reflects that all will be well across the Atlantic in suburbia and the story forms an acute meditation upon illusion and reality.

"Departments need to take greater responsibility for the security of their agencies and policy needs to reflect that all areas of cyber security – crime and safety – overlap".

As for the humanities, once the core of the enterprise — well, humanists these days bring in less grant money than Mommsen, and their salaries and working conditions reflect that all too clearly.

After a brutal experience with bureacracy, Mikami reflects that "all organisations were the same", and, as he uncovers various deceits and concealments by the police, Six Four serves as a handbook to how coverups have been run in governments, corporations and churches all over the world.

Reclaiming also took steps toward greater inclusivity by changing its Principles of Unity in 2012 "to reflect that all genders and gender histories are welcome," said Sayre, who has been involved with Reclaiming for more than a decade.

This observation possibly reflects that all three enzymes have a common substrate (oestradiol) and could be under common regulation depending on the oestradiol levels.