Sentence examples for reflective degree from inspiring English sources

The tag's main anti-tamper mechanism is an infrared beam that calculates the reflective degree of the surface between you and the tag.

Since the experimental protocol was designed for all animals to survive, we chose endpoints reflective of the degree of shock reversal.

Hence, it is to be expected that circulating levels of numerous metabolites are reflective of the degree of glycemia (5).

However, the number of cores present in muscle biopsies is not reflective of the degree of muscle weakness (Wu et al., 2006).

After all, the extent to which various loci yield congruent phylogenetic reconstructions of Charadriiformes is presumably reflective of the degree to which each is informative individually.

Chris Boardman's capsule collection includes 14 pieces designed for performance and style for men and women and includes a 360-degree reflective wind jacket, gel-padded cycle mitts and quick-drying jerseys for when you get caught in a downpour.

Three subgroups provided the best fit to our cluster analytic model and each had different symptom presentations that may be reflective of different degrees and types of CNS-mediated symptomatology.

It is shown that there is a high degree of reflective perceptions on issues of quality of life and the environment with a low level of concern about further use of peatlands as places of employment a shift from a productive, utilitarian perception to a post-productive, non-utilitarian perception.

The recent announcement by North Carolina that the state will no longer pay more for teachers who hold a master's degree is reflective of how we as a nation are devaluing education.

The information shared during the daily HEADS-UP briefings may prompt a degree of reflective practice and immediate learning.

This finding may be directly related to the portals of entry that devices provide for pathogens [ 3, 18, 30, 31], or it may be reflective of a higher degree of chronic illness in that facility which leads to greater vulnerability for acquisition.