Sentence examples for reflect a multiplicity from inspiring English sources

I think there are more single-parent families, more small families and more families that reflect a multiplicity of ethnic and religious backgrounds".

Indels within the tyrAc_Δ domain presumably reflect a multiplicity of selections for functional interactions known to exist between the two fused domains as discussed earlier.

The song's mystery seemed to lie somehow in a fracture of ordinary circumstances, as if you had taken a hammer to a mirror and cracked it in such a way that it now reflected a multiplicity of images.

The diversity of actors in part reflects a multiplicity of interests.

Welfare support for student mental health is represented by a number of bodies, comprising of a range of disciplines, and reflected in a multiplicity of terms.

The building blocks reflect a strong commitment to human rights, equality and democratic renewal which encompasses a multiplicity of overlapping relationships.

The failure of the intervention to affect crash rates may reflect an unrealistic expectation that educational programs alone could exert an impact on accident involvement, given the multiplicity of factors involved in any given accident (Owsley et al 2004).

Jones's extraordinary legacy reflects a unique apprenticeship, in which a multiplicity of genres, art, music and entertainment were all one.

In a single image of a restaurant window it's possible at once to see the interior of the empty space with its set tables, the gleaming glass and the street scene reflected in it, a multiplicity that has a material, concrete aspect (this is a restaurant without patrons) and also room for lyricism (this is a restaurant yearning for patrons).

Indicating the vowels could cause some confusion for the reader because, instead of a single root, there would now be a multiplicity of written words, each reflecting a particular grammatical context.

Our view is that a responsible use of P value thresholds must reflect the multiplicity of the whole genome, rather than of the set of SNPs tested.