Sentence examples for reflection of expected from inspiring English sources

Our EPS of $5.16 for RIO in 2019 is a reflection of expected net income of $8.9 billion, driven by projected revenue of $39.4 billion, and a net income margin of 22.5%.

One of the primary differences in the implementation of both tests across countries or regions depends on the test interpretation criteria, 'severe' or 'standard' in the case of the skin test (often a reflection of the expected prevalence in the herd), and in the cut-off point used in the IFN-γ, with up to eight different thresholds that are used in different member states [ 19].

2. Be specific about what level of reflection skills is expected, identifying good and inadequate reflection and communicate this to all stakeholders.

This normalization, unlike that in the lower panels of Figs. 1 and 2, removes both the energy and angle dependence of the incoming population, allowing clear identification of departures from electron reflection expected from an adiabatic model (indicated by values above unity).

"If you look at campaigns, how they're managed and organized is often a reflection of what you expect your presidency to be like".

But, Alibaba isn't state-controlled, so its sale of shares would be a better reflection of what to expect from Chinese firms.

It's hard not to look at Linode's move as a reaction to this, but it's also simply a reflection of what developers expect from their cloud computing services: being able to quickly start up and shut down a machine as needed without having to deal with refunds and credits at the end of the month.

This may be a reflection of the expected participation of health workers, as health workers may be expected to participate more if the programme is hospital-based.

Nevertheless, we feel that this provides a reasonable reflection of what might be expected from non-specialist assessment.

We would suggest that this 'gap' in performance may be a more valid reflection of the variation in expected care delivery at the patient level than current individual measures presently indicate.

Our results are therefore a direct reflection of what diagnosticians can expect to see when staging a colorectal cancer patient using current technology.