Sentence examples for may reflect commonly from inspiring English sources

In many cases observed cancer patterns may reflect commonly known reasons for regional variation in cancer.

These differences in mortality profiles between Genesee County and the other five counties may reflect differences commonly observed between urban and rural residents.

This may reflect a commonly held opinion that once the depressive or anxious symptoms are effectively treated the suicidal symptoms will wane.

Cumulatively these subtle messages do of course reflect commonly held attitudes but, critically, they reinforce and encourage them.

Presence of elevated levels of IgA class of autoAbs may reflect luminal, most commonly intestinal or respiratory tracts origin of antigens [33].

We suspect that the association may reflect what is commonly described as the learning curve or "practise makes perfect".

Such an approach is also of interest because it may reflect what is commonly done in practice when dealing with suspected PB.

While the sensitivity was lower than IHC, the results may reflect potential false positives commonly seen in IHC.

Interestingly, there was some discrepancy between PCP perceptions and guideline recommended care, which may reflect lower familiarity with less commonly seen conditions.

The longitudinal changes detected may reflect Wallerian degeneration, a process commonly seen in a range of neurodegenerative disorders, 37 which may be better detected by FA. 38 However, we do not argue that FA is the only metric to capture change, particularly as FA values are determined to some degree by changes in RD.

The relatively stable incidence of dysesthesia may reflect that such symptoms are more commonly associated with the transient hyperexcitability phenomenon.