Sentence examples for reflect the comparatively from inspiring English sources

The absence of the motif from genomes of the Archaea is conspicuous, but may simply reflect the comparatively small sample of complete genome sequences currently available in this branch.

With the elimination of Tutsi elements from the political arena, north-south regional competition among Hutu politicians arose, reflecting the comparatively privileged position of those from the central and southern regions within the party, the government, and the administration.

The investment trends in our approach reflects the comparatively stable climatic conditions in the tropics [51], [52] and the prediction that these areas will experience minimal climate change [53].

This observation reflects the comparatively low FIX dose in the administered 0.8 ml kg−1 PCC volume.

This result reflects the comparatively low incidence of death through middle age.

Our network density is therefore relatively high, reflecting the comparatively high level of research interest in this system.

This reflects the comparatively larger proportion of households in these buildings meeting household inclusion criteria, as also noted in Table 1 and discussed further below.

The former probably reflects a relatively slow rate of inter-zonal transfer and the latter reflects the comparatively high flow rate and removal efficiency of the in-duct system.

Indeed, when using background injury rates the benefits and harms to women were of a similar size, reflecting the comparatively high background fatal injury rate for female cyclists in central London.

This may reflect the fact that there were comparatively few measures of this latter type (e.g. insistence on sameness) included in this study.

The GLC controversy appeared to be reflected in the comparatively low vote for Mr Livingstone in the first ballot.