Sentence examples for maturity may reflect from inspiring English sources

Their young age and corresponding level of maturity may reflect a still-developing understanding of "empathy".

The negative association between ADHD symptoms and Self-Directedness may represent global lack of personal and social maturity and may reflect deficits in effortful control and executive functioning [ 45], but also to poorer outcome [ 45, 47].

PQS production varies with cell density and population maturity, thus the observed distribution may reflect temporal changes in production during biofilm growth and expansion.

The changes in these two angles suggest taller, more corrected upright posture and may reflect growing postural maturity with age [ 14]. Figure 3 also demonstrates the low relative variability for the neck angle and the head-on-neck angles in each age group and the similarity of the variability across the age groups for these two angles.

Overall this may reflect a certain lack of maturity of both these concepts in terms of established semantic standards, and may also suggest uneasiness about their measurability and direct implementation.

The high emotional salience of romantic relationships in the adolescent mindset may reflect a lack of romantic experience and maturity, which may be associated with "catastrophic" reactions to relatively minor upsets in romantic relationships.

The lower percentage of mature males in KGR than reported in other studies in Nigeria may reflect the need for KGR households to sell male cattle before maturity when cash cannot be obtained from sale of milk (Table 6).

The observation that a considerable number of homozygous mutant horses are considered four-gaited may reflect phenotype misclassifications, but more likely incomplete penetrance due to other genetic factors, maturity and environmental effects, in particular training.

This may reflect their embarrassment.

Or they may reflect other factors.

It may reflect harder-working students.