Sentence examples for subject reflecting from inspiring English sources
The end-point trajectories of the healthy subject are much smoother than the end-point trajectories of the SCI subject, reflecting that the SCI subject's controlling ability of his lower limb is insufficient.
Resulting beta images for each subject, reflecting voxel-wise correlations (i.e. functional connectivity) with amygdala activity, were then passed forward to second level random effects group analysis.
Beta images for the PPI term from each subject, reflecting the degree to which the slope of the regression line describing the relationship of each voxel's time series with the amygdala's time series differed between task conditions, were then carried forward to second level analyses.
However, in Maekawa et al' study [ 28], the authors found that only when irrelevant deviants were close resemblance to the target they did capture the attention of the subject, reflecting by the fact that deviants interfered with target in terms of the RT results.
But the academy's report said the interest shown in this subject reflected "new contradictions and problems" in Chinese society the euphemism for corruption, unemployment and unrest.
The interest reflects Barkley's potential and the clamour that surrounds any emerging English talent, while Moyes's reticence on the subject reflected concern that an inexperienced teenager was being portrayed as Everton's saviour.
The originality he brought to the subject reflected his talents as a biographer and journalist – the effects of individuals' ideas were represented in terms graphic enough to be grasped readily.
The most recent books on the subject reflect the fact that the nationally dour perspective has not improved much in 2012.
1998 United Nations Security Council debates children and conflict The Council's first open debate on the subject reflects the strength of international concern over the effects of war on children.
Second, the subject matter reflects Xenophon's personal experiences.
Either they themselves have undertaken journeys, or their subject matter reflects some aspect of physical movement or psychological displacement.
