Sentence examples for separately reflected from inspiring English sources

The Fed's economic forecast, released separately, reflected reduced prospects for 2013.

For example, we were using the SPADI in a study examining pain coping, and felt it was important to know whether these subscales separately reflected pain and shoulder-related disability.

When adding both agents together, both, the increase in misfolded protein accumulation and lipid storage, were more pronounced than when adding the reagents separately, reflected by the higher abundance of the respective markers.

Men and women were selected separately reflecting the unequal proportions of men and women in the population aged 50 years and over.

Measurements from the adiabatic tissue homogeneity model[ 50 ] will separately reflect F, BV and PS but are likely to be subject to significant errors.

Our finding that a combination of both BA and Kn is more effective than when either is given separately reflects a similar report by Babu et al. (2003) where multiple shoots in camphor tree (Cinnamomum camphora) were initiated when BA and Kn were incorporated together in the medium.

Rates of clinical, immunological and virological types of failures were compared separately, which reflected no significant difference between the groups for any category.

The mid-frontal-central ROI (MFC) was analyzed separately to reflect the activation regions engaged in controlled executive monitoring.

Case records for adults and children were analysed separately to reflect the division of mental health services into adult and child & adolescent services.

Using several single neighborhood-level measures separately to reflect a single underlying concept such as urban SEP introduces the risk of collinearity and cumbersome results, a point emphasized by previous studies (Pickett and Pearl 2001).

We examined infants born at ≤26+6 weeks gestation and those born at 27+6 32+6 weeks gestation separately to reflect transfer policies and found a statistically significant reduction in the OR of mortality in the former group only.