Sentence examples for reflects small from inspiring English sources

Some of the rise reflects small, new projects, but most has come from upgrades to Rough, an old gasfield now run as a storage site by Centrica, a big energy firm.

The upward band bending reflects small R value (2.3) (i.e., enhancement of PL intensity) for the sample without H2O.

The introduction of random external forces of noise type reflects (small) irregularities that give birth to a new random phenomenon, making the problem more realistic.

The saw-tooth pattern of the incline reflects small seasonal variations within the long-term upward trend.

For EORTC QLQ-C30 [ 12, 13] Cocks suggested that a range of 3 6 points reflects small differences and 9 19 points indicates medium differences [ 13].

The PC2 was mostly composed of foot size per pair, describing feet defects, and the PC3 was mainly comprised of uneven toes per pair, which reflects small inner toe problems.

While the $38bn spending cuts – the fine-print details of which were still not publicly available yesterday – is small change in relation to America's fiscal problems, it sets a template for cuts in the years ahead that reflects small-government Republican priorities far more than it does Democratic ones.

That largely reflects smaller herds, the result of increased slaughtering two years ago when the cost of feeding cattle was higher than the price they brought.

Vanguard itself has some 24 index funds, including one that just owns real estate investment trusts, one that just reflects small-cap growth stocks and five that follow bond indexes.

Vanguard itself has more than 20 index funds, including one that owns only real estate investment trusts, one that just reflects small-cap growth stocks and five that follow bond indexes.

"On one section of the British public the crisis has reflected small credit--the Socialist politicians," it said.