Sentence examples for understood to reflect from inspiring English sources
Although Prince Turki is not a Saudi official, his comments are widely understood to reflect the thinking at senior levels of the Al Saud ruling family.
Ferguson's salary is understood to reflect the complexities of the job, which includes moving the MoD to a new computer system and developing a new IT strategy for the military.
If the system in South-Central and Central Dravidian is understood to reflect the retention of the parent language, the shift of meaning in the plural in the other languages can be explained as a natural one from 'men' to 'men and women' (mixed groups) to 'women' (exclusively), thus generalizing the meaning to any human group.
The six verses are understood to reflect the social upheavals of the 1960s and '70s.
In the literature, these differences are typically understood to reflect varying degrees of openness to seeing immigrants as part of the host national community.
Piéron's Law, the power relation between mean RT and stimulus intensity or discriminability, has historically been understood to reflect a non-linear scaling between objective intensity and perception.
Thus, MEN1's role in transcriptional activation is understood to simply reflect the proper recruitment of a co-activating methyltransferase to gene promoters for the methylation of histone H3 at K4 [ 9].
The aide is understood to be reflecting feelings in Downing Street that the length of the police investigation, which has been running for nearly a year, is frustrating and unnecessary.
Thus, if we are to understand CAR to reflect the cumulative stress over time, a relatively short bout of exercise that is not particularly intense may not produce any alteration in CAR, since it is unlikely to illicit acute HPA responses.
It allows us to have a glimpse, to understand or to reflect in a new way.
Too often, relationships that are far from being understood are assumed to reflect a particular, strong causal connection, leading to no end of regulatory mistakes.
