Sentence examples for tight reflects from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the bounds on (n(K)) and (n chi(K))), although not tight, reflects closely that between (n(K)) and (n chi (K))) and can therefore be used as a good proxy to decide whether applying the simplicial reduction χ is appropriate or not.

The confidence intervals around the predicted values are tight, reflecting the accuracy of the projections.

The confidence bands are tight, reflecting the high precision of the measurements, and the curves are reproducible (see Section S3 in the Additional file 1).

"The tight third quarter reflects sluggishness in signing new contracts, timing of longer-term outsourcing business and a lack of a rebound in shorter-term business," said David Grossman, an analyst with Thomas Weisel Partners who rates the stock "buy" and does not own the shares.

The tight results reflected a campaign where both major parties offered promises of free textbooks, increased pensions and more jobs.

Both the tight race reflected in the polls and the presence of a third-party Libertarian candidate, Allen Buckley, raise the possibility that neither Mr. Chambliss nor Mr. Martin will break 50percentt, forcing a runoff on Dec. 2.

They are wrong because tight money reflected in rising interest rates is a market signal stating what is obvious: Capital is expensive, and capital is afraid.

Pictures show her wearing curly wigs and tight braids, reflecting styles traditionally worn by black women.

The resulting phylogenetic tree shows that the chlamydial plasmids segregate into tight groupings reflecting the phenotypes of their host bacteria.

PPP1R15 engaged PP1 in a tight complex, reflected in their co-purification on a glutathione-sepharose affinity resin.

A Cox-model, however, provides too small standard errors and hence confidence intervals that are too tight as reflected by the low coverage probability.