Sentence examples for may reflect degree from inspiring English sources
Long-term sick leave may reflect degree of disability and complaints; however, being on sick leave may in itself contribute to prolongation of the sick leave.
For Likert scale items, the low and high values may reflect level of agreement with a statement such as "I feel stressed" or may reflect the degree of a stressed state ("none at all" to "extreme").
We conclude that in septic shock with substantial CLS plasma levels of TCC may not reflect degree of complement activation.
Alternatively, the higher cut point in the PAH-versus-ILD groups may reflect a degree of undiagnosed pulmonary hypertension and right ventricular compromise in the ILD group.
That may reflect a degree of political posturing, but officials in both militaries point to the maturing capabilities of Iraq's army and federal police, which now conduct day-to-day security without a great deal of direct American involvement.
As the report notes, "These findings may reflect the degree to which females of all ages in this country have been affected by stereotypes about their capacities.
Geochemical modelling predicts that increased alkalinity within the plume has not led to carbonate precipitation, and thus within the limits of accuracy of the measurement, alkalinity may reflect the degree of biodegradation.
Spending more or less time reviewing may reflect the degree of thoroughness but might also indicate referee efficiency.
Therefore the stronger V2/V3 activation observed in our study may reflect a degree of reorganization occurring within the first month following the V1 lesion (see also Figure S2).
The conflict monitoring theory [43], [70], [71] proposes that the ERN may reflect the degree of a response conflict between multiple response alternatives.
FA measures deviation from isotropy, and may reflect the degree of alignment of cellular structures within fiber tracts, as well as their structural integrity [51]; however this interpretation may be invalid in voxels containing crossing fibers [52].
