Sentence examples for may reasonably reflect from inspiring English sources

The lack of painting, and of sculpture that isn't heavy-handedly themed, may reasonably reflect the curators' choice of feminist over merely female sensibility.

And, although pointing at gay people and taunting them with the phrase from within a large tour bus wending its way down tiny streets in Greenwich Village may reasonably reflect homophobia, nowhere does Stoller depict any pointing and he never uses the term "taunting".

While counts of species numbers may reasonably reflect the biological richness of a given area, they do not reflect its uniqueness.

The authors concluded that, considering that most circulating vitamin D is due to sun exposure, the positive association between plasma 25(OH D and NMSC is confounded by sun exposure and that their data suggest that one-time measurement of plasma vitamin D levels may reasonably reflect long-term sun exposure and predict the risk of NMSC.

In a consent decree signed by Renaissance on Aug. 3, Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York said that it appeared that under the old policy, a consumer who canceled a cruise sustained a loss that "may not reasonably reflect Renaissance's actual damages and consequently, may violate the consumer protection laws of this state".

The numerical results reasonably reflect the physical observations.

The achieved AI results reasonably reflect the truth of arterial stiffness of the two subjects.

Overall, log-based attribute values reasonably reflect the self-reported values.

The following case studies show that the model can reasonably reflect the emission price dynamics.

Some factors, like crowding level which can reasonably reflect travelers' behaviors, had not been included.

Results indicate that the proposed model can reasonably reflect soil characteristics.