Sentence examples for were reflected in higher from inspiring English sources

Games with increased MET levels and higher usability scores were reflected in higher engagement and game-flow scores.

These high concentrations of airborne Mn were reflected in higher levels of Mn in biological samples from children living in the Molango mining district compared with other children.

Differences in food intake and substrate oxidation pattern, but not in EE and RMR, between L and N pigs were reflected in higher body fat proportions but lower body and muscle weights in L pigs.

Furthermore, the MMP-3 5A/5A genotype and high IPC were reflected in higher levels of MMP-3 activity in tumor-derived fibroblasts, although the normal donor fibroblasts of MMP-3 5A/5A genotype did not exhibit enhanced MMP-3 activity.

Furthermore, higher intakes of vegetables, wholegrain products, fruit and berries and lower intakes of processed foods among the frequent organic consumers were reflected in higher relative (energy adjusted) intakes of beta-carotene, ascorbic acid, folate, fiber and magnesium and lower intakes of sodium (Table 1).

However, Pointon said if the threshold was moved upwards "that would quickly be reflected in higher house prices".

European countries, such as France and Denmark, recognise that looking after children is an extremely important job – and that attitude is reflected in higher levels of skills and pay.

Even if the American companies were not undercut on price, the tax advantage would help the Bermuda companies build stronger balance sheets that would probably be reflected in higher share prices.

It added: "Unless there is a sustained reduction in prices in wholesale gas and electricity markets, it is highly likely that these additional costs will eventually have to be reflected in higher prices for household customers".

Furthermore, a bit of inflation would help erode debt, both public and private (no, it wouldn't just be reflected in higher interest rates; remember the zero lower bound).

This is likely to be reflected in higher satisfaction scores.