Sentence examples for to reflect availability from inspiring English sources

In the current study, we developed three models of maternal prenatal stress; specifically, material deprivation intended to reflect availability of financial resources, mundane stressors to reflect daily psychosocial stress, and war stress to measure the influence of war-related events (see Table S1 for a list of questions associated with each maternal stressor).

The measure of physician input varies across studies and appears to simply reflect availability of data in choosing a full-time equivalent (FTE) count or the number of weekly hours worked; the latter being more precise, but neither specifying the time spent on direct patient care.

When a large discrepancy was found, the 2009 value was substituted with the average across the four years, to avoid using data that reflect availability in an exceptional period rather than a typical one.

Unfortunately, the drug concentration in the kidney does not reflect availability in the urine.

We introduce a Rainfall, Snow and Glacier melt (RSG) standardized anomaly (SA) index to reflect water availability in cold river basins by taking into account snow and glacier melt that influence seasonal water availability.

The rest of the dishes change regularly to reflect market availability.

The contemporary lunch and dinner menus change weekly to reflect the availability of local produce, including succulent lamb reared in the village, Old Spot pork from the Piddle Valley, fish from the Dorset coast and organic vegetables.

Variation in methane use by heterotrophic fauna appears to reflect the availability of hard vs. soft substrate; macrofauna on hard substrates had high δ13C signatures, reflecting consumption of photosynthetic-derived organic matter.

The selectively urban problem of pMOH seems likely to reflect ready availability of non-prescription analgesics, without easy access to professional health care for headache or any focused public-health education regarding correct usage of analgesics or the dangers of their overuse.

The silver coinage of the Dobunni and Durotriges is also likely to reflect the availability of silver from the mines.

Lists of causes of amenable mortality have been refined over time to reflect increased availability of effective interventions and the impact of health system factors on outcomes.