Sentence examples for usage reflect from inspiring English sources

It also found that age differences in Internet usage reflect generational differences, suggesting that Internet use will increase sharply over time.

Here it is worth noting that some aspects of our ordinary linguistic usage reflect this anti-subjectivist reading.

The strategies they use within the exemplary context of biogas production and usage reflect a regrounding in a peasant type of agriculture - a development which is currently being observed as a worldwide repeasantization [10].

Their usage reflects generational values, not timeless truths.

This gap in usage reflects a "digital divide" between those with access to and knowledge of computers.

But what has opened the door on the climate change conversation is the battle over land usage, reflected in the Liverpool Plains/Shenhua debate.

The model estimates indicate that the pattern of e-business usage reflects the heterogeneity of firms in terms of size, other innovative activity and labour force skills (generating differences in the payoffs to use) as well as market and non-market intermediated externalities.

Because of this, Introduction aims at not only identifying the most important points of legal citation, but also focuses on "evolving usage reflected in legal memoranda and briefs prepared by practicing lawyers". Issues raised by that evolution are addressed in his blog, "Citing Legally". During the 2014-2015 academic year, over 56,000 copies of the ebook were downloaded.

This usage reflects standard practice in the contemporary coercion literature.

Based on our study of the population of Danish diabetes patients, we demonstrate modest inequality in diabetes patients' health care and pharmaceutical usage, reflecting that the Danish universal health care system is generally not inequitable.

Access to comprehensive data on patients' morbidity patterns is unique, allowing for investigation of novel associations between SES, morbidity and health care utilization patterns investigating the inquiry whether patients' health care usage reflects their need defined through morbidity.