Sentence examples for may reflect as from inspiring English sources
This search may reflect, as well, a cultural and scientific trend, a stress on the deterministic role of biology, on nature's dominance over nurture — and, because of this, on innate differences between the sexes, particularly in the primal domain of sex.
These region-specific signatures may reflect, as well as affect, strong regional differentiation in these traits.
This may reflect, as has been shown for Arabidopsis [ 12], that during the later part of development, seeds prepare for the coming germination process when β-oxidation will be required to mobilize the stored oil reserves.
Another significant consequence of using MeSH extensively in article classification is that the study results may reflect as much on the use of medical informatics terms in MeSH as they are a reflection of the medical informatics field as a whole.
For example, most commonly, a cut-off of 10% of cells staining was taken to denote positivity for ER and PR by the centers without further information on intensity or proportion of positive tumour nuclei and this was used for all our analyses; however, in centers that use the Allred score, a value of > 2 denoted positivity, which may reflect as few as 1% of cells staining.
Reasons are unclear, but it may reflect, as in the movie, that stutterers find speaking easier when they tune out their stutter, Dr. Ratner said.
Children may hold, throughout their entire life, one parent as the favorite: this may reflect something as benign as a meshing of temperament or as potentially dangerous as abuse in the family.
The discrepancy may reflect inaccuracies, as well as women's longer life expectancy.Two other comparisons testify to the wrenching social change China is experiencing.
"Stature," Mr Steckel writes, "is a good measure of deprivation but not of opulence".Tall men are created equalThis arc has an interesting implication: the stature of society may reflect equality as well as prosperity.
Significant association of the three subgroups with prognosis and distinct gene expression patterns within each subgroup led us to hypothesize that the unique gene expression patterns of each subgroup may reflect biological as well as clinical heterogeneity of EAC.
Still, the SOFA score upon admission may reflect chronic as well as acute organ dysfunction.
