Sentence examples for does not clearly reflect from inspiring English sources

However, we find that glaciers in the Muji valley did not extend beyond the range front until at least 43 ka, in contrast to extensive glaciation since 300 ka in the south around the high peaks, a pattern which does not clearly reflect uplift rate.

Other measures of volume status and pulmonary pressure and preload should also be considered in future studies, as tricuspid regurgitation by echocardiography alone may not be as accurate as newer methods such as ultrasounds to detect lung congestion [ 41], and TR velocity does not clearly reflect LV preload in the presence of pulmonary vascular disease even though few had documented disease.

Clades among the monosulcates generally follow previously reported relationships, whereas the topology of the eudicot portion of the tree does not clearly reflect accepted clades, possibly owing to poor sampling within rosids and asterids (sequences for these taxa were not available from GenBank).

As patients with severe cases received more treatment as inpatients, and the cost of surgeon visits while in the hospital were included in the hospital charges, the cost of specialist treatment incurred by the patient does not clearly reflect the amount of care they received.

The work caused a furore, with a cardinal complaining (using, albeit inadvertently, delightfully apt language) that the work doesn't "clearly reflect our faith".

On the other hand, from a practical point of view, it is observed that school grades do not clearly reflect pupils' graphomotor performances.

CLARIFICATION: An earlier version of this story did not clearly reflect that a picture included of a San Francisco Giants fan attacking a bus was from 2012.

19 Citing the Picard review did not clearly reflect its influence on study design.

Evers et al. [ 32] reported that while biochemical changes did not clearly reflect gene expression changes in Andean cultivars, galactose, inositol and galactinol contents were higher in the drought-stressed tolerant cultivar relative to the more sensitive strain.

Interestingly, however, the time to peak glucose concentration did not clearly reflect these differing rapid insulin blend ratios, suggesting that these ratios mainly affected the post-meal increases in glucose concentration.

Our analyses of network property, motif and link/neighbourhood conservation across pairs of species did not clearly reflect the phylogenetic relationship between the three plants; A. thaliana and Populus did not show notably higher conservation to each other than they did to O. sativa (Additional file 2, Additional file 3 and Additional file 4, Figure  4).