Sentence examples for might reflect poor from inspiring English sources

"This is very concerning especially when we think about what other things can happen when people engage in binge drinking: there are more sexual-assault problems, they're more likely to acquire an S.T.D., and more likely to have accidents while driving," Dr. Berlin said, suggesting the increase might reflect poor mental health and depression resulting from economic insecurity or unemployment.

Note that the overall urine output of an animal in each test under a minimal stress is likely to be positively correlated with the number of urination events under stress and might reflect poor sphincter control and incontinence.

This lack of a relationship might reflect poor dissemination of heat plans within institutions.

A number of patients who refused to participate did so due to change in goals of care which indeed might reflect poor prognosis.

The behavioural change of binding as a result of CBS might reflect poor attention to the task or general motor abnormalities in patients.

At first, we thought this might reflect poor arithmetic skills, but one teacher informed us that the class selected for participation was a top-stream one: students' science grades all exceeded 85%.

The authors suggested that the need for insulin treatment might reflect poorer metabolic control in such patients.

The larger amount of fluids administered in ICU admitted patients might partially reflect poor responsiveness to fluid resuscitation, necessitating ICU admission, which is supported by the observation that more patients with septic shock are admitted to the ICU instead of the ward (Table 3).

Conversely, bacteremia might simply reflect poor initial source control and a greater organism burden.

It might, at times, reflect poor decision-making.

Several education experts agreed that the lackluster performance among high school students might reflect a poor foundation in the basics of reading, math and science at earlier grades.