Sentence examples for unit reflected from inspiring English sources

Mr. Browne said that Mr. Kelly's decision to appoint Chief Molloy to head the unit reflected the commissioner's desire to have a higher-ranking officer in charge in the aftermath of Mr. Morales's death.

The creation of the unit reflected the new government's mission to bring marginalised people back into the mainstream, and Tony Blair described it as "one of the most important and defining things" New Labour would do.

In the image above, you can see the support bracket at the bottom, and you can see the front and back of the unit reflected in mirrors at each side.

Same-restaurant sales rose 6.5 percent in Europe and the same amount in its Asia/Pacific, Middle East and Africa unit, reflecting strong results from China and Australia and a surprise sales rebound in Japan.

The development of depositional sequences in this unit reflects variation in the accommodation-to-sediment supply (A/S) ratio.

Implementation of this unusual ruling, however, added few men to the unit, reflecting the Continental Army's increasing difficulty in recruiting by this time of the war.

Compared with other UK breast units, the low mastectomy rate unit reflects outlying practice, whereas the high mastectomy rate unit lies within the medium rate spectrum (BCCOM, 2006).

The predominance of women screened in a mobile unit reflects the ratio of mobile to static unit screening carried out by the programme.

Claims that variations in hospital standardised mortality ratios from Dr Foster Unit reflect differences in quality of care are less than credible.

Cell index (arbitrary unit reflecting the cell-sensor impedance) was measured every 15 minutes during the first 4 hours for better resolution at attachment and spreading phase.

The unit μg per cm refers to the amount of nanoparticles which are administered to the cells and this unit reflects possible local sedimentation on the surface of the cells, which locally might lead to different concentrations.