Sentence examples for may reflect discrepancies from inspiring English sources
Higher specialty procedure rates at KP may reflect discrepancies in chronic disease prevalence.
This divergence among studies may reflect discrepancies in selection criteria of polyps.
This may also reflect discrepancies between neutrophil accumulation and normal function, whereby a decline in bacterial killing may further compromise host defense (18).
Although this may reflect a discrepancy in injury rates in the Thai and Vietnamese populations, the results also highlight the difficulties in occupational injury comparisons between countries.
Alternatively the difference may reflect a discrepancy between the women who participated and the larger group of women cared for by the seven participating midwives.
The larger impact of regularity in the regularize task may reflect the discrepancy between the relative ease of response checking for normal reading (even for irregular words, as previously discussed) versus the increased need for response checking for the regularize task.
These discrepancies may reflect sampling variations although their magnitude and pattern raises questions about additional mechanisms, which in turn may influence reproducibility.
Thus, the observed discrepancies may reflect the dominance of the methodological layer over the other one, which corresponds to phenomena or objects.
Such discrepancies may reflect concerns regarding the criteria for an effective screening test [23] and issues with diagnostic accuracy: specifically, low serum iron and Hgb levels in well-trained athletes may either reflect true iron-deficiency anemia [13 15] or a physiologic increase in plasma volume secondary to rigorous physical training, a phenomenon known as "sports anemia" [18, 25].
Such discrepancies may reflect differences in endothelial cell lines, in the durations of exposure to pRBC, and in parasite strains.
Thirdly, in yet other cases, the discrepancies may reflect true changes in the species composition of the most common species over time, perhaps linked to climate change.
