Sentence examples similar to prone reflection of from inspiring English sources

However, this questionnaire parameter provides only an error-prone reflection of the nutrient intake.

Those less prone to moralizing see it as a reflection of the tough business realities that AT&T ($62 billion 1999 sales) faces in its quest to roll out its cable network.

16 This phenomenon could be a reflection of smaller trials' being prone to reporting bias: studies with statistically significant results tend to be published more frequently than those with non-significant results.

In Africa, conflict-prone countries also have some of the highest child mortality, but this might be a reflection of generalised underdevelopment resulting in proneness to conflict as well as high child mortality, rather than a direct relationship.

The most recent RCT (Prone-Supine II Study), however - which should be regarded as the most reliable reflection of real-life practice - recorded a higher incidence of adverse events associated with prone positioning [ 10].

Thus, MSRs are prone to frequent (mitotic) rearrangements and their polymorphic nature is likely a reflection of these high recombination rates.

This is a reflection of the story.

Design is a reflection of identity.

I truly am the reflection of perfection".

This institution is a reflection of society.

"It is a reflection of existing problems".