Sentence examples for reflects reasonably well from inspiring English sources
In summary, it reasonable to assume the exposure assessment reflects reasonably well the exposure conditions during pregnancy.
We thus believe that our model reflects reasonably well the conformation around the conserved GTPase interaction interface.
This index reflects reasonably well the population movements for the La Hague construction site which took place from 1982 to 1992.
Strengths of our study include its prospective design, with blood samples collected before diagnosis, and the results of our pilot study, which showed that oestrogen metabolites had good temporal reliability in our population, indicating that a single measurement reflects reasonably well a woman's average level over several years, relative to other women.
This reaction reflects reasonably rational use of information.
AFLP-based gene diversity varied from 5% (grass carp) to 32% (koi) and reflected the reasonably well understood histories and breeding practices of the populations.
Country of birth may reflect ethnicity reasonably well among some ethnic groups [ 17], but is likely to be an unreliable proxy measure of ethnicity for other groups.
Whereas weathering indices such as the (K + Ca)/Ti ratio or the B-index reflect time trends reasonably well, the mineralogical composition of the fine earth and clay fraction yielded a slightly more inconsistent picture; to a lesser extent, some inconsistencies were also exhibited when using the weathering mass balance approach.
The current nosology appears to reflect the data reasonably well using a comparative CFA approach.
The comparison of the fitting curves obtained by the proposed model with the experimental results shows that the model reasonably well reflects the degradation characteristics of the shear strength under cyclic freezing and thawing.
Studies investigating the validity of LUR-modeled exposures also suggest that the ESCAPE-modeled exposure reflects the spatial contrasts reasonably well over years (Cesaroni et al. 2012).
