Sentence examples for reflects more closely from inspiring English sources

The Austrian society says it may have to raise charges to 30% for its smaller members.The new deal reflects more closely the real costs of collecting dues.

Cryogel scaffolds represent a valid alternative to 2D culturing systems for studying the normal and pathological behavior of the prostate cells thanks to their 3D pore architecture that reflects more closely the physiological environment in which PCa cells develop.

The pattern of host plant use reflects more closely preference for certain plant tissues (seeds versus leaves) and growth forms (herbaceous versus woody) with exploitation of different plant taxa, rather than preference for certain plant taxa with exploitation of different plant tissues.

In the view of many lawmakers, Mr. Dole reflects more closely the foreign policy views of the Administration, which are more sympathetic to conservative governments that seem to represent stability in many regions and less sympathetic to nationalist movements that appear to threaten that stability.

It reflects more closely the change in E y.

This metric reflects more closely the differences between the computational complexities of the protocols.

They reflect more closely the real world (hence the adjective).

Results obtained for the enkephalin peptide reflect more closely the extensive conformational flexibility of this peptide than previously reported simulations.

Lending has become more expensive, and rightly so, to reflect more closely the risks of companies' defaulting.

The principal contrast is between flat or nearly constant energy prices and time-varying prices that reflect more closely the marginal costs of energy and capacity.

The parties agree to realign contracts with welfare-to-work service providers to reflect more closely the results they achieve in getting people back into work.