Sentence examples for understood as reflecting from inspiring English sources
This would not have happened unless the scientific community had accepted Galileo's description of the ideal behaviour and did not expect to be shaken in its belief by small deviations, so long as they could be understood as reflecting inevitable random discrepancies between the ideal and its experimental realization.
The results presented above indicate that this immigrant optimism might be better understood as reflecting unequal access to social capital.
The preferential reactivity of the catalyst particle toward CO and not toward C2H2 is understood as reflecting nanoparticle restructuring, interactions between co-adsorbates and reactant pyrolysis products.
The secondary effect could be understood as reflecting the perceived "natural" choice given a student's starting situation and her social, and institutional surroundings.
Preference and motivation tests assess motivation, defined operationally as the tendency for an animal to perform a behaviour, but understood as reflecting the animal's desire to do so.
Such a requirement can in turn be understood as reflecting the fact that classical physics does not allow for the possibility of action at a distance.
Emphasizing, to similar effect, some profound intuitions that can be understood as reflected in the doctrine of the transcendence of the Vedas, J. N. Mohanty has suggested that the salient point of this claim is that "the intention of the author is not relevant for understanding the texts.
The bearing ratio may be understood as immediately reflecting the position of the attrition abrasion equilibrium, and thus bridging the two major methods of tooth based dietary evaluation, the microwear- and the mesowear method.
The practices and institutions, therefore, are understood as historically determined, reflecting the multifaceted experience of the people of Israel as they have sought to live in the presence of God.
These parameter estimates were understood as global indices reflecting aspects of descriptor process-of-care.
Angles in angle gathers are generally understood as the reflection (scattering) angles at reflecting interfaces (Xu et al. 2001; Brandsberg-Dahl et al. 2003).
