Sentence examples for generally reflective of from inspiring English sources

The genotypic frequency distribution in both the army and general population was not statistically different (except for ACTN3), substantiating the fact that the genotypic frequency distribution obtained from soldier population of the Indian Army is generally reflective of the frequency in general Indian population.

But in keeping with the general trend in American politics, stagnant turnout is not generally reflective of spending.

It's a modest show, although generally reflective of the depth and variety of marine images in the center's vast collection.

"It's widely recognised … that there is a clear benefit in the judiciary being generally reflective of the society over which it adjudicates," Thomas said.

Of the variables generally reflective of disparities, key differences were noted by race and geographic area of residence with total knowledge scores as well as screening behavior, respectively.

AIQ administration resulted in reduced serum levels of CII-specific IgG, particularly autoreactive IgG2a antibodies (Fig. 3D), generally reflective of Th1 activity.

That's an outlet for them and a place where they can find a space that's their own, but it's generally not reflective of their true character".

A potentially generative role for frog calls in morphological evolution is reflective of generally increased research interest in the role of the MRS in initiating speciation, especially with respect to sexual selection [ 9, 11, 27].

Generally, OECD countries are likely to have high correlations between FTS and longevity because these variables are reflective of generally high levels of government investment, either in health or telecommunications infrastructure [ 18], as well as indicators of the high quality of life and high individual income of citizens in OECD countries.

Levels of MVPA may be, to some extent, reflective of generally healthier lifestyle.

7 9 In general, studies on the determinants of antituberculosis treatment discontinuation in Africa and in Cameroon are generally outdated and less reflective of the DOT and highly active anti-retroviral therapy eras, and the few relevant studies are heterogeneous.