Sentence examples for may reflect effectiveness from inspiring English sources
Therefore the change may reflect effectiveness of interventions, natural course of symptoms, or measurement error.
Although a reduction in contamination level observed due to food and water intake was substantial, and thus such behavioral measures may reflect the effectiveness of food control, this effect may also be a reflection of how careful an individual was after the disaster.
A systematic review would provide researchers and policy makers with information on the standards of pharmaceutical advertisements that may reflect the effectiveness of current guidelines and regulations.
This may reflect the effectiveness of perioperative warming of the patients.
Thus TRG may reflect CRT effectiveness and our data could indicate that VMAT-treated patients will experience satisfying oncological outcome.
This was the third Canadian survey and may reflect the effectiveness of Canadian FASD awareness and prevention campaigns [ 25].
The dramatic decrease of the HBV infection rate may reflect the effectiveness of the HBV vaccination program that was first licensed in the U.S. in 1981.
It may reflect the effectiveness of the counselling component of the nurse programme in preventing unnecessary hospital readmissions and emergency-room visits.
Brachiopods were certainly prey items in the Burgess Shale community however the low percentage of brachiopod individuals in examined gut contents and coprolites [ 51, 52] may reflect the effectiveness of the chaetae as sensory tools.
Fourth, we could not investigate the changes in BNP level during ICU stay or BNP levels at discharge, which may reflect the effectiveness of ICU treatment and be associated with patient outcomes [ 33].
These parameters may reflect the effectiveness of intervention strategies (e.g., treatment or isolation of infected cases) in reducing disease transmission, or their epidemiological consequences (e.g., emergence of drug resistance), and may therefore play an important role in determining the outcome of disease control activities.
