Sentence examples for may reflect issues from inspiring English sources

These different patterns of delay in chemotherapy and radiation therapy may reflect issues at national level as well as local issues of service capacity compared with demand.

Longer term relationships, between caretakers and local health workers who are supportive of childhood immunizations, appear more important and may reflect issues of trust in the health system.

Third, they may reflect issues with the reliability of the data reported in the DH report or the Primary Care Trust's records.

UK population-based surveys have been inconclusive in this regard, which may reflect issues related to sample size or other methodological challenges [ 37, 51].

Furthermore, inequalities in the prevalence of chronic suppurative otitis media may reflect issues such as late diagnosis and less access to health services in remote areas.

The observation that modern contraceptive use was higher among wealthier households in both urban and rural areas after controlling for factors such as education may reflect issues of supply, demand, or affordability.

Small service providers were not represented in the sample, meaning that the results may not reflect issues that arise in small OHS.

Increased times observed for laboratory and radiology results may reflect system issues outside of the emergency department and as a result of potential confounding may not be a reflection of CPOE impact.

The fourth correction also looks like a trivial mistyping, but may reflect deeper issues.

This may reflect design issues.

This increase may reflect methodological issues in generating OG relationships with such a divergent plant species, or the possibility that many of the C. reinhardtii FBX loci have either algal-specific functions, have functions in common within land plants but have significantly diverged sequences, or have diverged enough to become inactive.