Sentence examples for may reflect natural from inspiring English sources
The considerable reluctance to tell others of their headaches (one third [32.9%%] with migraine and a quarter [26.7 %] with TTH) may reflect natural reticence in discussing health issues more than stigma attaching specifically to headache.
In such cases, the emphasis on smaller-scale variability in stand structure may reflect natural conditions found in individual stands, but it may not reflect the overall landscape-scale dynamics.
This difference may reflect natural variation among individuals or perhaps inclusion of pit organ pores in the juvenile specimens.
This observation may reflect natural selection for survival and fitness in the wild and suggests that the release of selective constrains in genes related to disease resistance in domestic breeds could have lead to a faster accumulation of genetic diversity among these genes.
The observations in the vehicle-treated subjects may reflect natural hair-growth recovery after chemotherapy.
The significant improvements seen in both groups over the 22 weeks may reflect natural recovery of the rotator cuff disease.
Our study included thrombosis during the later stages of disease that may simply reflect natural progression of disease (characterised by advanced FIGO stage and poor PS) and this may be responsible for the absence of a prognostic impact of thrombotic events in this patient cohort.
However, this model has limitations, including the fact that it may not reflect natural routes of allergen exposure.
Our study validates the widespread use of USVs in laboratory rodents as behavioral indicators but highlights that particular characteristics of laboratory USVs may not reflect natural conditions.
However, past studies have focused on the miRNA target genes and used loss- or gain-of-function approach that may not reflect natural association between miRNA and mRNAs.
However, because motifs differed in frequency and duration depending on whether the motifs were produced by California mice in the wild or the laboratory, our study highlights that particular spectral characteristics of laboratory USVs may not reflect natural conditions.
