Sentence examples for may be mirroring from inspiring English sources

"It's not that the receptionists don't feel anything; it's just that they may be mirroring the kind of 'objective' behavior that doctors are taught in order to protect themselves," Dr. Ward said.

Some have noted that Weiner may be mirroring developments in the last few seasons of another he was a writer/producer on, The Sopranos.

This is difficult to interpret but perhaps here lower falls efficacy may be mirroring fear of falling, which is reported by 20-85% of community-dwelling non-fallers [ 54].

Although the decreased PGE2 levels may be mirroring the decreased inflammation and fibrosis at later time points, the relative lack of it may also prevent fibrosis as suggested in the studies showing less bleomycin-induced skin fibrosis in PGE2-deficient mice.

The damaging effects of the drought on bluebell woods may be mirrored soon in the effect on domestic gardens, given the hosepipe ban that came into force at midnight on Wednesday for residents in seven water company regions.

It will likely take the United States many years yet to get back to full employment, which means the familiar picture of the 1980s and 90s in which American unemployment rates were several percentage points lower than those in northern Europe may be mirrored by a long period in which the reverse is true.

When Mr Le Pen talks enticingly of "national preference" for the French in jobs, housing and welfare, he finds it hard to imagine that many of his black and brown compatriots would benefit.Still, the multiracial harmony that prevailed in France's football team may be mirrored more widely in ordinary life than some of these harsh statistics suggest.

As only public hospitals are obliged to admit socially insured patients, private hospitals have a decisive strategic advantage, as they may cherry pick financially attractive patients, which, in turn, may be mirrored in the amount of remuneration that the public hospital physician receives for providing services as an attending physician in the private hospital.

This confounding may be mirrored in the analytic strategies proposed in the two editorials and in the methods described above.

As more results are generated, we encourage their archival in public databases so they may be mirrored in Vectorbase (Megy et al. 2012).

Alzheimer's dementia has an epigenetic amnesia (see (Graff and Mansuy 2008) for review) and may be mirrored by the work of affected artists.