Sentence examples for may reflect themselves from inspiring English sources

First, as described in the results section and in Table  1, it should be noted that in our sample most patients suffered from bulimia nervosa, with a relatively brief duration of illness, and these clinical features may reflect themselves in the questionnaire scores.

Part of the prognostic value may reflect that OI themselves temporarily reduce CD4 [33] and increase RNA [34], [35] − effects that may be common in clinic populations where the occurrence of OIs is often the reason for diagnosis, especially in Africa.

It was up a lot in May and may reflect an increase in trading activity at Wall Street banks themselves.

These differences may reflect the prejudices of recruiters themselves.

This may reflect more competitive players pushing themselves and exceeding their limits in order to improve.

Second, the present findings may reflect differences in the electives themselves.

Pareidolias were observed in patients with dementia with Lewy bodies who had visual hallucinations as well as those who did not have visual hallucinations, suggesting that pareidolias do not reflect visual hallucinations themselves but may reflect susceptibility to visual hallucinations.

As has been shown elsewhere (Kouyoumdjian, Meyers, & Mtshizana, 2005; Madiba & Mokwena, 2012), this may reflect the fact that carers themselves have inadequate HIV knowledge and are thus not in a position to identify their child's information and skill gaps.

This difference between the responses of the Saos2 and UMR-106 cell lines may reflect differences in the cells themselves and/or temporal changes in the mechanism(s) by which Sost is regulated.

An additional concern that has recently been raised about urinary biomarkers is that the metabolites in urine may reflect exposure to the metabolites themselves in the environment rather than to the parent compound (Duggan et al. 2003; Wilson et al. 2003).

This may reflect the fact that blacks and males face stronger peer pressure not to describe themselves as gay.