Sentence examples for served to reflect from inspiring English sources
Some of the early graffiti served to reflect and highlight the people's calls for freedom, the removal of Mubarak, but also more basic demands, for food, for bread.
The use of water quality standards arrayed in a Monte Carlo design in the developed approach has served to reflect uncertainties and quantify environmental risks associated with produced water discharge.
Amidst the cacophony of issues and debates and feelings swirling about our campuses today, we would be well served to reflect on this primary focus and, even more basic still, think about the word "university" itself and its meaning at its core.
Moreover, pack-years or its derivatives have served to reflect the burden of smoking history when the outcome is tooth loss [ 9, 10].
This hype only serves to reflect the narrow-mindedness of the British media and even the whole of its society.
Still, the sense of being transported to another, older world and the metaphorical magic by which that faux-antiquity serves to reflect something about contemporary experience -- qualities that the Kabakovs have so dependably supplied over the years -- are abundantly present.
The power spectral values at other frequencies are lower and different but all serve to reflect their actual power spectral properties across the spectrum.
To appreciate his basic idea, it serves to reflect upon a continuum of positions in philosophical analysis ranging from pure Platonic univocity to disaggregated Wittgensteinean family resemblance.
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The images serve to reflect the significant reduction in LCs numbers observed when skin is injected with H1 VLPs compared with blank skin and skin injected with PBS alone.
As an improved 'signal-to-noise ratio' may serve to reflect the tonic changes in LC-NE system activity, so changes in information processing and cortical updating may serve to reflect the phasic changes in LC-NE system activity.
