Sentence examples for may instead reflect from inspiring English sources

This assumption may not simply be a reflection of health care users' lack of knowledge, however, but may instead reflect an awareness that most Norwegian research institutions, including our own, are financed by the government.

This apparent lack of development, however, may instead reflect the inadequacy of our present knowledge.

That is scant reassurance; the attacks may instead reflect pent-up anger among Afghans against their American trainers.

For instance, cases dealing with arbitration or other procedural matters may instead reflect the Justice's unhappiness with the operation of the judicial system as a whole.

Though its authors say the Texas curriculum reinforces American traditions, it may instead reflect the conservative variant of identity politics, and this could invite a similar backlash.

Performance on frontal lobe tests appears to be insensitive to normal mood fluctuations, which supports the argument that the deficits in mood disorder patient groups may instead reflect core disturbances of neurobiological processes.

Instead, this activation may rather reflect more general processes involved in complex calculation.

When l-NMMA was administered during clamped hyperglycemia, our findings suggested that NO bioactivity was already maximally suppressed by hyperglycemia in the postglomerular circulation and the decline in ERPF (Δ−168 ± 22 in men vs. Δ−187 ± 28 mL/min/1.73 m in women) and increase in RVR may have instead reflected preglomerular vasoconstriction.

For example in one community substance use or domestic violence may limit parental capacity to provide active supervision for children and youth, yet in another location the contributing mechanisms may instead simply reflect poor awareness of the risks in the local area.

SAD patterns may instead merely reflect the vagaries of sampling and statistical properties of data [2], [9], [12], [13] that may lead to spurious conclusions about underlying mechanisms.

Because of the correlations between some elemental constituents and particle mass, associations with elements may be biased and instead reflect relationships with particle mass.