Sentence examples for may reflect accuracy from inspiring English sources

The length of Hls on the individual genetic map, 11 cM, is nearly the same as on the cowpea consensus genetic map, 10.39 cM which may reflect accuracy of marker order (Table  3).

The close to perfect accuracy of the dyslexic sample in evaluating the sentences rules out that their low test scores may reflect an accuracy problem.

On occasion this may reflect the accuracy of the selection of material for microarray, resulting in false negatives.

This discrepancy may reflect the accuracy of the algorithms used but may also just reflect a limitation in this ligand-based screening method: for instance hits are ranked on the basis of similarity to a probe ligand (in this case HU-308) and not on the basis of predicted best fit with the CB2R.

As such, differences in functional connectivity reported in these studies may reflect differences in performance accuracy or effort between healthy participants and participants with epilepsy.

This may reflect a lack of accuracy in our email contacts list for government PRs, or it may be an indication of a higher willingness to respond among non-government PRs.

However, the absence of a change in forward connectivity between the same- and different-identity conditions across changes in image size may reflect limitations in the accuracy of predictions from FFA to OFA.

However the accuracy demonstrated by MSKCC could not be replicated in the current cohort of patients and may reflect differences in patient demographics, accuracy of pathological staging and differences in treatment regimens between the two centres.

Thus, this variance may reflect to a certain extend the accuracy of MRI imaging and also seems reasonable taking into account the MRI slice thickness of 1 mm [ 12, 30].

We furthermore consider the impact and interest of rearrangements to increase with read support, since it may reflect both a higher degree of accuracy and proportion of the total tumor population.

The low utilization of TcB for assessment of the severity of neonatal hyperbilirubinemia that was reported by the majority of pediatricians may reflect their uncertainty regarding the diagnostic accuracy of this methodology [ 18- 22] or the cost of the equipment.