Sentence examples for reflects application from inspiring English sources
Professional performance Professional performance reflects application of recommendations for personalized counseling and education of CVRM patients by practice nurses.
In all cases, we used a significance threshold of α = 0.008, which reflects application of a Bonferroni correction for 6 hypothesis tests.
Generally it takes between three and five years to obtain a patent, so the 2004 crop reflects applications filed at the turn of the century.
James Pitman of Study Group UK, a provider of English language and higher education preparation courses in Britain, said: "The modest increase in university sponsored visas may give the illusion that all is well, but it simply reflects applications from non-EU students who have been in the country for years already, taking GCSEs and A-levels in preparation for higher education study.
They combine both the approaches and name it as Improved Live Migration technique (ILM), that reflects applications higher dirty rate and limited resources of the server that concerns during VM migration process.
For these reasons I do not join Part III of Justice Thomas opinion, although I agree with much of the reasoning set forth in Parts IIIB and IIID, insofar as it explains the conclusion to which I just referred, namely that variation reflecting application of the same national standard by different local juries does not violate the First Amendment.
Versions of a measure that varied only slightly in wording to reflect application in a different setting (e.g., primary care clinic vs. hospital) or different groups of health care providers (e.g., doctors vs. nurses) were not counted as separate instruments.
One-quarter of the increase reflected applications from employees at government contractors and others affected by the shutdown.
In addition to selling files to lenders in bulk, the bureaus now market largely the same records to individuals, including entries that reflect applications for credit, new accounts or balance changes.
Higher levels in January 1999 could partly reflect applications upstream in fruit and wine farming areas.
From analysing credit-card transactions to deciding how to stack supermarket shelves, algorithms now underpin a large amount of everyday life.Their pervasiveness reflects the application of novel computing power to the age-old complexities of business.
