Sentence examples for reflects the basis from inspiring English sources

Art collective Luzinterruptus is all about sustainability and lights, and this simple statement reflects the basis of their philosophy: "We left our sparkles of light lit… for others to turn them off for us…" It was with this sentiment in mind that Luzinterruptus created one of their latest installations in Madrid, Spain.

A more complex issue is that researchers need to feel that the assessment of their research reflects the basis on which it was commissioned.

Figure 2.1 below shows the total requirements for 2010 by MTSP Focus Area, which reflects the basis for response and operationalization of the cross-cutting UNICEF global support priorities outlined above.

Appearance model-based tracking algorithms [4,5] represent targets with scale-invariant feature transformation or histogram of oriented gradient, but these features cannot reflect the basis of targets, and mismatches usually appear in the process of tracking.

According to the authors, this might reflect the basis for molecular mimicry in which autoantibodies triggered by a bacterial infection cross-react and inhibit normal immune cell function [23,85].

A higher viscosity of SF, which reflects the theoretical basis of IA HA, was found to be the important factor for the clinical scores.

As long as the genetic roots of aggressive behavior are poorly understood, it will remain impossible to design a classification that reflects the genetic basis.

Until we have reliable biomarkers that enable a confident diagnosis of AD to be made in life, which reflects the pathological basis of this disease, an autopsy examination of the brain remains an essential tool.

Then, we studied the floral initiation marker gene AP1 and its regulator gene FD because enhanced expression of both genes well reflects the molecular basis of RfBP-induced early flowering [ 40].

Under these conditions, enhanced expression of FD and AP1 is essential for floral organ formation at the shoot apex [ 38, 39, 52] and well reflects the molecular basis of RfBP-induced early flowering [ 40].

First, conceptualising "culture" as a single continuous variable (e.g. z) does not reflect the discrete basis of technological and scientific change.