Sentence examples for reflects completion of from inspiring English sources

Lower education reflects completion of grades 9 12 or Technical/Vocational school.

Greece received an upgrade from Standard & Poor's on Wednesday, reflecting completion of a debt-reduction deal with creditors.

"The deficit of £325,000 recorded is after charging increased depreciation of £553,000, reflecting the completion of our ground redevelopment.

Whether these findings accurately reflect the completion of the whole pro-apoptotic cascade in vivo is not known.

These could reflect the completion of the innervation process during fetal secondary and tertiary myotube formation as the obligatory precursor to muscle use in the postnatal environment.

Troop numbers aside, several participants said the meeting underscored a new urgency about Afghanistan that reflected both the completion of Mr. Obama's strategic review and the messy election, which helped to show the deteriorating security situation in the country.

The timing of the announcement Thursday on the use of chemical weapons, an official said, reflected both the completion of the intelligence assessment and the fact that Mr. Obama leaves on Sunday for a meeting of the Group of 8 industrialized countries in Northern Ireland.

Last spring, reflecting on the completion of New York City Opera's first season as an itinerant company bringing productions to the people in theaters throughout the city, George Steel, its general and artistic director, defended his decision to abandon Lincoln Center and argued that things were going well.

Hence, for each network an energy function is defined with different minima reflecting a correct completion of its task.

The two time points selected to measure 3-OMG AUC were 60 minutes postmeal, reflecting early absorption, and 240 minutes postmeal, reflecting overall absorption at the completion of data collection.

Fard et al. [33] defines a reliability factor by assuming a statistically independent constant failure rate, but this rate only reflects the probability of successful completion of a task – there is no clear connection between this concept and a factual and measurable metric from hardware and software point of view.