Sentence examples for may reflect priority from inspiring English sources
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.
Therefore, patterns in usage may continue to be shaped by the United Kingdom experience and may not reflect priorities for members in other countries, particularly those in developing and/or non-English speaking countries.
This may reflect greater priority placed on addressing lifestyle issues in these consultations, more opportunity and/or higher perceived patient acceptance.
Such differences may reflect different priorities in health care given the different profiles of morbidity outside the study region.
[3 35]" Whilst this may reflect the priorities within the stroke service, such as working to maximise patient recovery with rehabilitation as the predominant stroke service model, the potential negative impact of this difficulty on family members was recognised.
However, in the real world where patients make choices that may reflect conflicting priorities, asthma still imposes a considerable burden on healthcare systems, largely as a result of poor control.
This fact may reflect the high priority that has been given to scientific research in Oceania.
Disappointingly, GP response rates were lower than expected, despite follow-up, which may reflect the low priority that CMI has for invitees or time pressures experienced.
There is little information in the literature about whether cost is a barrier to implementation of mortality audit systems, though the lack of standard guidelines and tools even in countries with policies mandating audits may reflect that insufficient priority and funding is available for this process.
Ms. Merkel's emphasis on freedom may reflect human rights priorities ingrained by a life under communism.
The associations between first and SPCs may reflect emerging research priorities into SPC.
