Sentence examples for would reflected in from inspiring English sources

This would reflected in the existence of multidimentional sets equivalent to neutral ridges described here.

She said Mr. Bush would reflect in his Saturday address on his "solemn experiences" visiting men and women recovering from wounds suffered in battle.

Since the retransmissions from the relay are always shorter than in the regular cooperative scheme, it is reasonable to expect that this would reflect in an improved throughput.

Even students who most enjoyed lecture and would have thrived in a lecture text exam cycle classroom would reflect in their Biologist Journals that they saw the merit of the different teaching strategies for some of their colleagues.

Knowing that the prevalence of H. pylori infection and incidences of gastric cancer are different in South Africa and Western Europe, we aimed to study if this would reflect in different patterns of gastric carcinogenesis.

We decided to check how substitution of position 2 with bulky cis-1-amino-4-phenylcyclohexane-1-carboxylic acid (cis-Apc, see Fig.  2a) would reflect in the values of biological potency of the analogues.

I knew this would be a day to which I'd reflect in a "where were you when... .. kind of way.

Chronic conditions, if diagnosed early, would persist into adulthood and would be reflected in military healthcare databases and thus be concordant with self-report.

We would expect that improvements in mechanization would be reflected in a decline in incidence rates for MSDs for seamen and fishermen.

Others assumed that the price stated would be reflected in the formal tax bill that would follow after the first of the year.

This is not surprising since we expected that the process of mating would have major effects on male physiology that would be reflected in altered transcriptional profiles.