Sentence examples for reflects unit from inspiring English sources

Thus, the data analysis only accurately reflects unit practice in the screen-detected subgroup, where the majority of women (82%) are aged 50 64 years and have relatively small tumours.

As the unit-decade compatibility effect reflects unit-based interference on the overall decision process, the larger compatibility effect may represent the net effect of less intense processing of the tens and in turn relatively more dominant processing of the unit digit magnitudes in neglect patients.

*β coefficient for natural logarithm of effect size for each variable of interest reflecting unit change (for example, per 1 point change in summary bias score (range 0-12) or per 10% difference between digoxin and control arms).

The unit DRG cost of liver transplantation, the component costs of post-transplant immunosuppression and prophylaxis and the number of post-transplant ambulatory care visits are stated so that international readers can assess how closely they reflect unit costs and clinical practice outside of Ireland.

The architecture and the properties of the mirror system of the COMPASS RICH-1 detector, composed by 116 spherical VUV reflecting units supported by a lightweight mechanical structure, are described.

This finding is important for advancing multilevel research that generally aggregates such perceptions to reflect unit-level phenomena.

This CNV reflects net unit deletions and expansions to a normal two-unit tandem duplication located on human chr12p13.31, a region with conserved synteny to the rat RA susceptibility quantitative trait loci Oia2.

The Defense Department picked a more neutral name, Military Information Support Operations, Ken McGraw, spokesman for the Special Operations Command said Thursday, adding that it more accurately reflects the unit's job of trying to influence enemy soldiers and civilians.

"The revenue acceleration reflects strong unit growth and higher ASPs [average selling prices]/close rates," it said.

Electromyography is often used in kinesiological studies and reflects motor unit action potentials.

This sustainability reflects a unit's or organization's ability to obtain needed inputs as economically as possible (that is, obtaining appropriate quality resources at least cost).