Sentence examples for standard reflects from inspiring English sources

The emergence of a new international knowledge management (KM) standard reflects convergence in KM practice.

If the standard reflects the decision maker's expectations, the obtained solutions are satisfying solutions.

The c-PAC standard reflects the structural heterogeneity of cranberry PAC degree of polymerization, hydroxylation pattern and ratios of 'A-type' to 'B-type' interflavanyl bonds.

The first standard reflects a shared pattern, in the Mohists' intellectual milieu, of appealing to ancient sage-kings or culture heroes for authority.

Today, the standard is more likely to be formulated as that of a reasonable person, but feminists continue to demonstrate how this standard reflects male norms.

Similarly, the reasonableness standard reflects a belief that it is better to give privacy premium protection than to have all crimes detected and prosecuted.

The figure is calculated on an industry standard reflecting regular premium sales and 10percentt of sales with a single premium payment.

These sites that pop up, each a twist on Facebook's standard, reflect our anxieties; each one serves as a collective status update: we're worried about privacy, identity, who's profiting from our posts.

The ratio between G and A of each standard reflected the expected methylation levels suggesting the goodness of the standards (data not shown).

With 26 recognized ethnic minorities, Yunnan is the most diverse province in the country, and its capital of about five million — small by Chinese standards — reflects that, too.

The debate about the emissions standards reflects the view that the Hyundai Automotive Group, which controls three-fourths of the motor vehicle market here, has obtained a lock on the market.