Sentence examples for variation to reflect from inspiring English sources
The principles of PAR with youth parallel those for adults, with some variation to reflect the diminished power of youth in adult-supervised settings.
We have considered additive filter gain variations to reflect the imprecision in filter implementation.
For each dataset a main test configuration was defined to represent the conditions of the most common accident scenario along with test variations to reflect the characteristics of less common accident scenarios.
However, as seen in the ADIPS guidelines, there will need to be minor variations to reflect local conditions.
However, it is difficult for the fitting of the variation function to reflect the spatial variation law of the geological conditions (the variation law of sedimentary facies and the spatial distribution of channel sand bodies, etc).. Therefore, based on the modelling of the sedimentary facies, this modelling is constrained by geological experience in removing the singular values.
Seasonal variation seems to reflect a metabolic suppression strategy and/or may also be related to seasonal changes in food availability and reproductive status.
The minor variation seems to reflect the specific time period of SEER data being examined.
As in previous analyses, we used cumulatively averaged nutrient intake, body weight, and physical activity to reduce within person variation and to reflect long term exposure.
This East-West clinal phenotypic differentiation is concordant with the recently established pattern of genetic variation purporting to reflect different glacial refugia [ 51].
The variations seem to reflect such factors as the mood and personality of the individual and the setting in which the drug is administered.
Because traditional laboratory animal models are inbred to reduce genetic heterogeneity and to minimize variably between experiments [ 23], a different animal model was required to investigate phenotypic variations and to reflect the complex genetic structure of the human population.
