Sentence examples for measures may reflect from inspiring English sources
Although a reduction in contamination level observed due to food and water intake was substantial, and thus such behavioral measures may reflect the effectiveness of food control, this effect may also be a reflection of how careful an individual was after the disaster.
These measures may reflect outcomes, processes of care, patient perceptions of the quality of care, and resource utilization and cost.
And third, readily available alternative measures may reflect well-being far better, by taking into account factors such as educational achievement, health, and life expectancy.
The increase of relative CBV in saline-treated rats could be associated with increased abnormal vessels in the tumor, while the transitory drop in these measures may reflect vascular effect in tumor induced by dexamethasone.
It is important to consider the possibility that our parental measures may reflect markers of genetic risk.
Indeed, Ilic et al. [ 33] propose that single and paired-pulse measures may reflect substantially different mechanisms.
The rise we measured may reflect increased proteolysis of IGFBP-3 that would make more IGF available to the tumour.
The ECG indices we measured may reflect physiologic responses to the experimental environment relative to its home cage.
Of course, any structure that emerges from research on this measure may reflect particular properties of the FASM rather than of NSI functions more generally.
Analysis of multiple hippocampal cells shows that I pos(x) is significantly greater in the cells that fire close to landmark cues; therefore, this measure may reflect increased attention (Olypher et al., 2003).
This measure may reflect the length of time until symptoms progress enough to meet the El Escorial criteria warranting an ALS diagnosis by a physician, it may reflect the patient's delay in seeking treatment until symptoms progress, or it may reflect a recall bias of symptom onset by the patient.
