Sentence examples for schedules reflects from inspiring English sources
The discrepancy in the schedules reflects differences in planning and history between USA Hockey and Hockey Canada, the national governing bodies.
The high rate of adoption of new products with once-a-day administration schedules reflects the well-known problems associated with administration of a mid-day dose (during school) in children and adolescents with ADHD [ 45, 46].
It has become increasingly evident that overall response rate on these schedules reflects several factors, including the minimum time needed to execute a response, pausing between responses, pausing between bouts of responses, and post-reinforcement pausing (Brackney et al., 2011; Cheung et al., 2012; Killeen et al., 2002; Shull, 2004, 2005; Shull et al., 2004; Smith et al., 2014).
The kids involved are clearly at school primarily to play sports, rather than focus on academics, a priority their athletic departments often take pains to ensure their schedules reflect.
However, since no delays were imposed in the adjusting-magnitude schedule, the possibility cannot be excluded that the differences in Fos expression in the AcbC associated with the two adjusting schedules reflected the mere presence of delays, rather than the process of delay discounting.
The following day, when Mr. and Mrs. Clinton, and their daughter, Chelsea, left the White House for a scheduled vacation on Martha's Vineyard, the schedule reflects that trip at a time "TBD," to be determined.
State media outlets said the new schedule "reflects public opinion".
"The schedule reflects that as much as his public appearances".
"A more traditional visitation schedule reflects the historical division of responsibility for the children in this family," she wrote.
Such an intense schedule reflects the exigencies of the compressed, six-day primary here in New Hampshire, where voters go to the polls on Tuesday.
"Our schedule reflects the fact that we are still fighting for votes and delegates in the remaining contests, but also that we are going to places that are going to be competitive in the fall," said an Obama spokesman, Bill Burton.
