Sentence examples for may reflect improved from inspiring English sources

These findings may reflect improved diagnostic methods, improved survival or rising incidence.

One, by researchers at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, suggests that the high number of storms reported these days may reflect improved observation and analysis techniques, not a meteorological change for the worse.

The reason for this is speculative, but may reflect improved levels of education and health care delivery.

This suggests that horse preparation is important in preventing rider falls and may reflect improved fitness, reduced excitability or better control.

The increase in numbers of incidents post World War II could suggest there is a worsening volcanic safety record, but alternatively this may reflect improved reporting and changes in population size and distribution.

Because the series resistance in a solar cell contributes to the bulk conductivity of each of the functional layers and the contact resistance between them, and because high charge carrier mobility is beneficial to obtaining a low R s [19], the lower R s of the IOSCs with the ZnO NR/ZnO seed layer may reflect improved electron mobility.

The reasons for our lower mortality, apart from differences in age, are unclear, although may reflect improving cardiovascular risk prevention and the relatively rural nature of our cohort.

This is in part due to the inclusion of vasopressin but may also reflect improved haemodynamics directly due to hormonal administration.

But they say the findings may also reflect improved screening, meaning more patients nowadays have not had diabetes for so long.

First, it is possible that female liver cancer has been systematically under-detected and underestimated over earlier cancer registration periods, and that the increase in the recent period (1998 2006) may primarily reflect improved registration in women.

Alternatively, the difference may simply reflect improved, pre-hospital care in California.