Sentence examples for might reflect recent from inspiring English sources

However, these conclusions are based largely on the modern haplotype distribution which might reflect recent breeding practices rather than prehistoric herd management.

These results might reflect recent changes in therapeutic approaches and epidemiological changes.

These results might reflect recent changes in therapeutic protocols and epidemiological changes in community pathogens.

These apparent exceptions might either reflect recent colonization events or might be due to under-sampling in 2008.

Extraordinary high similarity observed in bld regulatory genes, which are dispersed in the genome, might also reflect recent horizontal transfer.

Justin Brown, who tracks economic issues for the Veterans of Foreign Wars, said the higher numbers might reflect difficulties recent veterans are having translating their military skills to civilian jobs.

Thus the low observed microsatellite diversity might reflect a recent population recovery.

Meanwhile, the Financial Services Authority is telling the sector's remuneration committees that bonuses need to reflect recent scandals – of which, you might have noticed, there have been a few.

34 The current management of prostate cancer does not reflect recent data with respect to elderly patients and the benefits they might gain from increased therapeutic intervention.

This piece has been updated to reflect recent developments.

And he might reflect on the recent ComRes poll which showed that 58% of voters think Trident should be scrapped, with only 35% saying it should stay.