Sentence examples for claimed to reflect from inspiring English sources

However, it has been suggested that most derived words would not show these effects if family size (a type frequency count claimed to reflect semantic relationships between whole forms) were controlled.

The origin of Wanganui has been claimed to reflect the dialectal pronunciation of local Māori, who pronounce 'wh' (an "f -like sound in other dialects) as [ˀw] – a glottalised "w".

Conservapedia policies encourage its users to choose usernames "based on [their] real name or initials", and users that have usernames deemed "frivolous" by the admins are blocked; one of the site's criticisms of Wikipedia is "silly administrator names", which is claimed to reflect Wikipedia's "substantial anti-intellectual element".

The same question arises with regard to male beak colour (orange vs. red), which also has been claimed to reflect male attractiveness and condition in zebra finches [20], [21], but see [13].

For example, the cpYFP probe, claimed to reflect superoxide 'flashes', almost certainly reflects pH changes instead (Schwarzlander et al. 2014).

The 14-16 dare are used in [ 10], and are claimed to reflect peak symptom expression in the subjects.

He is also impatient about what he called "presentation that cannot claim to reflect international standards in museology".

The show claims to reflect the course of China's development over the last 100 years — but there is no Great Leap Forward, no Cultural Revolution, no Tiananmen protests.

It would bother me that people have been awakened to my faith by an outrageously destructive act perpetrated in its name -- rather than by some compelling attractiveness of countries that claim to reflect Islam's vision of a just society.

Nearly every fourth Facebook post seems to be the result of a far-fetched but strangely specific quiz that claims to reflect some aspect of your personality, like "What kind of candy are you?" or "Which Disney Ear Hat should you wear?" or "What Office Supply are you?" (All of these are real).

Thus, the checklist cannot claim to reflect a representative range of opinions in the scientific community dealing with ESS.