Sentence examples for difference appears to reflect from inspiring English sources

This difference appears to reflect the friction coefficients at lower slip velocities.

To conclude, these group differences appear to reflect a deficiency in recruitment of neural resources designated for the processing of analog number magnitudes in dyscalculic children.

These differences appear to reflect aspects of the conflict and the level of coordination of health services within the affected areas.

In the latter study, the authors found no significant interaction between task and group, but did note that the spatial distribution of group differences appeared to reflect the visual nature of the task.

The microsporidian genomes for which data are available vary in size by an order of magnitude (2.3 24 Mb) (Corradi et al. 2009, 2010), but these large differences appear to reflect differences in gene density caused by the variable presence of transposable and repetitive elements rather than large variation in gene number (Heinz et al. 2012; Peyretaillade et al. 2012).

This difference between the two animals appears to reflect the greater percentage of adipose tissue in the pig as compared with the much leaner hound dog over the same range of body weight.

Thus, the three distinct organisations of overrepresented homopolymeric tracts is not a reflection of any difference in nucleotide content between these organisms, but instead appears to reflect an inherent difference in the way homopolymer tracts are organised within the different families of the Apicomplexa phylum.

The differences in regional body sizes appears to reflect adaptation to local conditions.

The congressional response to the decree appears to reflect differences in strategy within the governing coalition, if not in the final goal.

Notably: the constituents of the sentence that fills in for 'p' when we say 'x thinks that p' or 'x believes that p' are often interpreted in such a way that they display 'failures of substitutivity' of (ordinarily) co-referential or co-extensional expressions, and this appears to reflect differences in mental content.

This appears to reflect differences in assay conditions.