Sentence examples for reflection of the improved from inspiring English sources

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The dramatic climax was an apt end to a game full of fine attacking play, a reflection of the improved form both sides have produced in recent weeks.

INVESTMENT newsletters are enjoying a wave of popularity as a direct reflection of the improved price action of secondary and lesser-known stocks, according to Mark Hulbert, owner of the Hulbert Financial Digest in Washington.

The fact that both patient and partners were highly satisfied is a reflection of the improved quality of sexual life after treatment with VXP.

Although one of his granddaughters was recently taunted by her schoolmates for having a Japanese name, most of his children and grandchildren say they no longer hesitate to reveal the origin of the name, a reflection of the gradually improving ties between the countries.

Asked about Muralitharan's comments at a press conference, the Prime Minister insisted he had given a "fair reflection" of the need for improved human rights in Sri Lanka.

The net reflection peak in the blue region (around 480 nm) is improved significantly from ∼40% to over 90% (by subtracting the background reflection of ∼7%), confirming the improved interference patterning introduced by the Ag mirror.

The rise in the number of referrals, from 378 in 2011 to 1,554 last year, is a reflection both of the growth in numbers of modern slaves in the UK, but also a reflection of improved identification of victims, the charity said.

6) As the authors themselves point out, the fact that they find 7x more oscillating transcripts than Panda 2002 is simply a reflection of improved methodologies, or the fact that their experiments were conducted in LD rather than DD conditions.

However, the significant improvement in interobserver agreement between the three observers refutes the above line of reasoning and serves to validate the argument that the improved confidence among the three observers was a reflection of improved anatomical localisation by F-FDG PET/CT in real terms.

Previous work has shown that touch and visual information can still be integrated in chronic pain: when a rubber hand illusion is applied people experience disownership of their painful limb in a similar manner to that observed in healthy controls59; the visual illusion of touch (using mirrored reflection of the good leg) improves tactile perception in the leg with chronic tactile deficits60.