Sentence examples for reflection of the true state from inspiring English sources

As two clear conformations, rather than complete disorder have been assigned successfully it may be concluded that this is a reflection of the true state in the crystal, rather than radiation damage.

When one of them pulls out a box-cutter to show he's ready for the "terries," the fearful airplane passenger screams, and others team up to tackle all three men, a reflection of the sad true state of America, where black men are all too often deemed guilty and threatening by appearance alone.

Study investigators never observe the true state of nature.

The survey isn't going to be an accurate reflection of the true range of appointments.

It seeks to show different kinds of people as a reflection of the true diversity of society.

We all have our own personality and my FB is a reflection of the true me, faulty and all!

Thus, an accurate reflection of the true burden of the disease remains unknown.

You want your clothes to be a reflection of the true you.

One cannot say with certainty whether the physician history or computer history was a more accurate reflection of the patient's true state for patients in lines 1, 2, 3, 5 and 6; but the computer history is more compatible with the evaluations for these patients than the physician histories.

An Ofsted spokesman said the watchdog had "absolute confidence that it's a true reflection" of the current state of schools across England.

Conventional coagulation tests such as the prothrombin time are not affected by levels of coagulation inhibitors such as protein C; the International Normalised Ratio may therefore not be a true reflection of the haemostatic state of a patient [ 31].