Sentence examples for may also mirror from inspiring English sources

However, it may also mirror results from existing studies which revealed that male and female teachers' respond differently when evaluating their ICT competences.

12We are aware that a low share of females in plants' workforce may not only reflect employers' taste for discrimination but may also mirror that limited product market competition actually enables them to engage in costly discrimination against women.

The poem may also mirror Poe's relationship with his foster father John Allan; similar to Poe, Tamerlane is of uncertain parentage, with a "feigned name".

This seems to reflect the role of CHIP in the conformational regulation of the heat shock transcription factor but may also mirror altered associations between the chaperone machinery and diverse apoptosis regulators in the absence of CHIP [53].

Consequently, data on sickness absence in this study may also mirror other health complaints among these employees.

Handgrip strength is necessary for performing activities of daily living and is essential for maintaining functional autonomy, and may also mirror ageing and frailty.

They also mirror overlapping points of view about musical interpretation.

Voluntary arrangements also mirror a particular European-style governance.

People will also mirror your attitude.

They may feel envious, and it also mirrors the gap between the rich and the poor".

It was to this environment, which was locally specific while also mirroring what may have been going on elsewhere, anywhere, that a trio of artists, including a young couple, Neil Megson and Christine Newby, responded by channeling their interests in music and performance art into a multi-media project called COUM Transmissions (Sound on Sound).