Sentence examples for suitably reflected from inspiring English sources

Initial theme construction guided two further re-readings of all responses, with reflection and revision following each reading until the final thematic coding scheme suitably reflected participants' key perceptions, with great care taken to avoid introducing researcher bias (Marshall & Rossman, 1999).

With the Dons full of purpose, the black kit chosen by Wigan suitably reflected their joyless start.

These findings may not be suitably reflected by statistical comparisons, as our relatively small number of investigative sites resulted in large standard deviations which made formal statistical testing somewhat challenging.

It is important that the cost of sharing bandwidth is modeled appropriately, so that the aforementioned optimal solution can suitably reflect balance between requesters' benefit and the expense of the helpers and the possible forwarders.

Other methods for stationary land vehicles include covering with improvised materials such as blankets and vegetation, and erecting nets, screens and soft covers which may suitably reflect, scatter or absorb near infrared and radar waves.

Also, although lung compliance of 50 mL/cmH2O was slightly lower than normal, we thought that it might suitably reflect compliance due to lung edema in situations of CVCI [ 11– 15].

The length and direction of the vectors can be thought of as a disease trajectory, showing how patients progress in 'disease space' on multiple variables (assuming that these variables suitably reflect the disease state).

However, despite the fact that such abundance data barely exist for most networks, note that the actual number of interactions often more suitably reflects resource availability and consumer activity than an independent measure of species abundance.

If so, are you happy with that, or do you think that it might be a good idea to change some to more suitably reflect your own sense of self and purpose in life?

The material stress strain behaviour of structural carbon steel may be suitably accurately reflected for design purposes by an idealised elastic, perfectly-plastic material model; such material behaviour lends itself to the concept of section classification.

where the constant C depending upon M, N, p, s, and the constant k is a constant independent of s, M. The key idea of the proof is to work with cylinders whose dimensions are suitably rescaled to reflect the degeneracy exhibited by the equation.