Sentence examples for may reflect establishment from inspiring English sources
These isolations may reflect establishment of long-term environmental reservoirs in Haiti, which may complicate eradication of cholera from this coastal country.
This observation may reflect preservation of initially intact inter-regional connections, which are otherwise lost through lack of use, or may instead reflect establishment of (otherwise missing) functional connections through usage.
This is the case with HS 6, during which the expansion of Picea and Pinus woodlands may reflect the establishment of a fire-prone ecosystem such as that of boreal forest [70].
This may reflect the early establishment of fundamental white matter structures in the brain, despite their ongoing refinement after 5 years of age (Lebel et al., 2008).
Differences between T. odontotermitis and its close relatives may reflect adaptations for symbiosis establishment and for competition with other microbes.
When larvae are raised under constant conditions, the third day of development immediately follows the first peak of period gene expression, again suggesting that this may reflect a landmark in the establishment of the clock at the whole animal level.
The increasingly rancorous tone of the fight in both parties suggests the anti-establishment wave may reflect more than just the oddities of Iowa.
In part these discrepancies may reflect priority effects: an established native community may be resilient to Hieracium impacts, but an established Hieracium mat may be resistant to native re-establishment following disturbance.
These patterns may reflect the importance of polyploidy to successful establishment and spread by non-native plants as has been suggested [25], [26].
This may reflect less proactive adoption of SENs prior to the establishment of the regulation in this sector.
This follows the establishment of the Scottish Cancer Therapy Network in 1993 and may reflect more widespread appreciation of the benefits of specialist care and the role of non-surgical techniques in the treatment of colorectal cancer.
