Sentence examples for assumed to reflect a from inspiring English sources

Firstly, separating men and women cannot necessarily be assumed to reflect a statement of male supremacy.

Too often, relationships that are far from being understood are assumed to reflect a particular, strong causal connection, leading to no end of regulatory mistakes.

The excess undecided voters, above the 5 percent threshold, are assumed to reflect a lack of early name recognition for the Republican candidates and five-sixths of them are assigned to the G.O.P. candidate, in accordance with the formula above.

This perceived reduction in variation has been assumed to reflect a bottleneck and subsequent reduction in genetic variation at founding.

Fuel consumptions of tractors are often assessed from tractor oriented testing procedures which are assumed to reflect a variety of agricultural operations.

The effect of the protruding tubes on hydrodynamics clearly resulted in the retention of fine sediment particles, while the increased coarse fraction was assumed to reflect a dynamic population build-up.

Most schizophrenic patients fail to inhibit the P50 response to the second stimulus, which is assumed to reflect an inhibitory deficit.

That the conformational space sampled by these interaction-prone short segments within IDRs can be restricted even in the absence of the partner has already been reported [64] and assumed to reflect an inherent conformational preference.

The Rose deVries region of the TVI curve has long been assumed to reflect an increase in noise without a reduction in gain (Barlow, 1957).

However, in other studies [ 14, 15, 27] using a similar method an increased echo intensity of the vastus lateralis muscle was assumed to reflect an increased relative proportion of non-contractile tissue.

From this perspective, the MMN is assumed to reflect an automatic auditory change detection process that triggers a switch in the focus of attention (Escera et al., 1998, 2003).