Sentence examples for be a reflective of from inspiring English sources

However, observations from other studies suggest that women engagement in crop cultivation compared to informal businesses may be a reflective of the better resources and childcare practices within households particularly those with suitable childcare [ 14, 16, 17].

Scoring by summation of items is logical, provided the items being summed are reflective of a single dimension of interest.

"In some ways, it's a bit reflective of what we are doing with the brand itself," Ms. John said.

Therefore, we believe that CO-Hb is a marker reflective of oxidative damage and compensatory induced HO-1.

That is lower than the level economists consider to be "full employment," which is reflective of an economy that is growing quickly and generating lots of new jobs.

The statistics might be more reflective of a cold snap than a sudden flight to thriftiness.

Mitchell said, "The attempt was to represent a broad spectrum and be reflective of women's stories".

He was about to start writing his autobiography, and was in a reflective frame of mind.

This effect may be intrinsic to antipsychotic activity or may be reflective of a side-effect.

Mr. Von Essen is a blunt, reflective man of 55 who has spent 31 years with the Fire Department.

It is a solemn reflective monument of what is common to all, not what makes them different".