Sentence examples for should be reflected by from inspiring English sources
Significant changes to a service and its interface should be reflected by a "major" version.
Strengthening of Resilon-filled roots via an adhesive interface should be reflected by improvement in the interfacial strength and dislocation resistance between the root fillings and intraradicular dentin.
If nuclear dysfunction represents an important etiopathological feature in neurodegenerative disease, then this should be reflected by functional and/or morphological alterations in this nuclear compartmentalization.
In a future test design, this aspect should be reflected by applying test item concentrations rather covering the lower effect range.
If there were gender effects on cognitive function in patients, it should be reflected by a modulation of the N2 and/or P3 components.
Due to the variability of harvesting conditions, the rhythm of work in different areas may vary, and this should be reflected by the method of taking measurements.
The inspiration, guidance and protection should be the ingredient for leadership development in a business and the desired values should be reflected clearly by 'corporate leaders'.
The structural changes are presumably accompanied by impaired function, which should be reflected in behaviors served by the affected areas.
Their stories read as if they are straight out of Second-Hand Time by Svetlana Alexievich – the book about the transformation of Soviet to consumerist Russia by which I am completely absorbed at the moment – and I am entranced by the idea that the unprecedented peacetime dislocation should be reflected in fashion designed by people who lived through it.
Love of the Black community should be reflected in investment, both by the State and other Black people.
As in each such inter-systemic connection, at least two distinct sys-nets will be involved, there should be a convention of cross-reference: the marking in Figure 7 should be reflected explicitly in Figure 6, by showing at pp the relevance of mp (material presence of the addressee) as relevant to the choices in mode of discourse.
