Sentence examples for may reflect deficiencies from inspiring English sources

This may reflect deficiencies in the assay systems used to date or a lack of inductive capacity associated with this growth factor family.

Even if free iron is a result of heme oxygenase activity, its accumulation may reflect deficiencies in clearance mechanisms such as divalent metal transporter-1 or ferritin mediated cellular export, transferrin sequestration, iron supply by lactoferrin, etc [53], [54].

This may reflect deficiencies of signalling pathways other than through CD40.

Because dopamine is responsible for inhibiting prolactin secretion, increased circulating levels of prolactin may reflect deficiencies in dopamine release, transport, or uptake (Felt et al. 2006).

This may reflect deficiency in the voluntary control of imagery, or over-taxing of imagery processes caused by persistent hallucinatory or delusional states.

Health promotion's shortcomings may reflect lack of an overall conceptual framework, a deficiency that might be corrected by adopting evolutionary premises: (1) The human genome was selected in past environments far different from those of the present.

This may reflect inadequacy of data from developing countries or a lack of data on deficiency of Mn during pregnancy in developed countries.

Furthermore, it is possible that the small contribution of satisfaction to the probability of completion may partly reflect deficiencies in the way satisfaction was measured in the vocational sector.

This may reflect inherent deficiencies in each of the classification systems.

This description may reflect language deficiencies or difficulties to find the right words and expressions among immigrants.

The negative association between GP age and the evaluation may indicate that patients experience younger GPs as more skilled or it may reflect possible deficiencies in the continuous medical education (CME) of older GPs.