Sentence examples for may reflect previously from inspiring English sources
Finally, hyperglycemia may reflect previously undiagnosed diabetes.
This may reflect previously lower use of tetracyclines within the lowland area, or differences in exposure of E. coli to tetracylines from other sources, such as agriculture.
Taken together, our observed significant increases in pro-inflammatory cytokines (IL-1α, IFN-γ) and a proteic cytokine known to lose its regulatory control with age (IL-6) in aged control rats, combined with no significant increase in an anti-inflammatory cytokine (IL-10), may reflect previously reported imbalances in the cytokine network as a result of aging [ 30].
This observation may reflect a previously described association of GII.4 outbreaks with severe outcomes (10 ).
Improved 25(OH D status was observed later in life, a finding that may reflect the previously described increased use of vitamin D-containing supplements in such populations.
The lower level of male (Xa) DNA methylation for X-linked lacZ may reflect the previously reported permissive nature of the Hprt integration sites (Bronson et al. 1996; Cvetkovic et al. 2000).
The new forecast still represents a decline of 2.9percentt from the 2008 level, the agency said, cautioning that the revisions "do not necessarily imply economic recovery, but may reflect a slowing in previously sharp decline".
The clades with SW China as the origin centre share long branches that may reflect the replacement of previously established taxa with taxa adapted to the new climatic regime.
Results here and previously may reflect the perception that the gap in smoking cessation medical education is not as large as other LM domains as there has already been initiatives that build it into medical education [ 32, 33].
This may reflect an increased respiration rate previously observed in queen larvae [ 50].
Except for the pseudo-histidine motif [ 36], these pseudo-motifs have not been reported previously, which may reflect the difficulty in identifying these sequences.
