Sentence examples for reflects better than from inspiring English sources
Also, noise was calculated in the next steps by dividing the variance by the squared mean because this value reflects better than the CV how large the standard deviation is compared with the mean expression level (Chalancon et al. 2012).
Honeywells first-quarter performance reflects better-than-expected improvements in many of our end markets, said Honeywell Chief Executive Dave Cote Dave Cote.
Community and Drug Distributor knowledge of the study could have influenced attendance, referral and compliance rate, and our results may reflect "better-than-average" performance, not generalisable to the whole country.
Dr. Cala has enlisted local business and university leaders to ensure that his diploma reflects better standards than those tested by the Regents.
Qualitatively, the reason for the increased accuracy, because of the tropical climate, four seasons a year, quite clear, and therefore, the factor divided by quarter reflects better characteristics than divided by two seasons.
Now, the good news: Your husband's generous hosting is probably reflecting better on the household than any calligraphic envelope could.
It should be noted that the increase in number of deaths in the antioxidant groups seems to partly reflect better survival than expected of the groups who did not receive antioxidants, rather than just an obvious negative effect of the antioxidants.
They are doing even better at several specifically Muslim schools, both state and private.The latter results may reflect better teaching than critics usually give such schools credit for.
Mr. Thompson said the extra cases outside Beijing might reflect better reporting rather than an actual increase.
Rates on British debt also are very low, reflecting better growth prospects than those of the countries that use the euro.
Gaseous pollutants measured at a fixed outdoor monitoring site have been observed to reflect better exposures to PM2.5 than to gases themselves (Sarnat et al. 2005).
