Sentence examples for reflects series from inspiring English sources

This reflects series of successful tobacco control initiatives including a ban on advertising tobacco in 1971, ban on smoking at workplaces in 1985, ban on selling tobacco to minors in 1996, culminating in legislation to ban smoking in public spaces in June 2007.

The mean duration of ICU stay was comparable in the two studies but the mortality rate was higher in the second series (23%), reflecting a series with more severe disease.

But in part it reflects a series of new insights and revelations regarding the course of the war thus far.

The drubbing Thursday at the ballot box almost certainly reflects a series of recent "own goals" by the Cameron team.

"It reflects a series of challenges that we are having in our country at the moment, there's a regressive slide towards separatism, towards racial and religious disharmony".

What if 'Friends From College' is an elaborate meta-commentary on toxic TV sitcom friendship?" No showrunner would welcome such criticism — but at least it reflects a series with the courage of its convictions.

The synthetic biology methodology reflects a series of constraints imposed on finite human designers who wish, as far as is practicable, to communicate with each other and to intervene in nature in reasonably targeted and well-understood ways.

It's easy enough to trace the soundtrack's retro references, but Dixon and Stein's work for Stranger Things reflects the series' wider fixation: actively upending 80s cinematic clichés.

We predict that sustained citral inhibition reflects a series of complex interactions between the compound, membrane, and channel that will best be resolved by the attainment of high-resolution structure and accompanying mutagenesis studies.

Each curve reflects the series of observed or estimated richness values obtained as more clones were added to the data set.

This pattern probably reflects the series of whole genome, chromosomal and large segmental duplication events that typify the poplar genome (G. Tuskan, personal communication).