Sentence examples for might reflect true from inspiring English sources

Large ΔSSLS values might reflect true phylogenetic signal due to evolutionary divergence, or could alternatively arise from sequencing and/or alignment errors (such processing errors are addressed below).

The possibility that they might reflect true wander of the poles was discarded, because it implies separate wanderings of many magnetic poles over the same period.

The changes in TE and ELF observed in our cohort might reflect true histological improvement.

Although this might reflect true changes in major trauma occurrence, it is likely to be a surveillance artefact.

Our finding that the 3-factor structure was less robust in Chiyao might reflect true differences in support structures between Chichewa and Chiyao speakers.

DmelOBP44a was detected in the female antenna extract but not male, which might reflect true sexual dimorphism in the expression of OBPs [ 36].

The results might not reflect true differences, because the null hypothesis of no difference is likely to be true.

Nevertheless, the estimated PA might not reflect true PA because different studies used different questionnaires, and different studies quantified different spectra of PA even within each PA type.

Because of this variability and the relatively short half-life of perchlorate, single measurements of these analytes might not reflect true long-term levels.

The shorter duration covered by the CES-D may have captured short-term symptoms including acute hassles and stressors which might not reflect true depression.

Concurrent D25 and Hb levels were drawn within 6 months of each other in this study, but D25 levels could have changed within 6 months of time and might not reflect true concurrent levels.