Sentence examples for reflect this tendency from inspiring English sources

While this result is not statistically significant, the motifs identified here further reflect this tendency.

According to the data of Ministry of Health Labor and Welfare [ 16], the percentage of public sector hospitals decreased from 31.6% in 2001 to 29.5% in 2010, so our results may reflect this tendency.

Consequently, it cannot be ruled out that the gender differences in physiological profiles reflect this tendency for higher general distress complaints in males, rather than reflecting essentially different physiological mechanisms in males and females (e.g., those that are generally linked to hormonal differences [ 27]).

The organization of Hobbes's Leviathan and Descartes's Principles reflects this tendency, while Spinoza's Ethics utilizes the Euclidean method so formalistically as almost to constitute an impenetrable barrier to the basic lucidity of his thought.

Increasing working time flexibility reflects this tendency as well as the numerical flexibility7 in Austria: Data from the Austrian Social Insurance8 shows that a quarter of employees change their occupation within a year9 [16, 16].

Reflecting this tendency, the ICARS total score showed strong correlations in fractional volume in the bilateral deep structures and the right flocculonodular lobe and in MD in the bilateral posterior lobes (r = 0.73 to ±0.87).

Reflecting this tendency, the International Cooperative Ataxia Rating Scale total score showed strong correlations in fractional volume in the right flocculonodular lobe and the bilateral deep structures and in mean diffusivity in the bilateral posterior lobes (r = 0.73 to ±0.87).

As the current study was concerned with the impact of potentially suggestive questions contained in questionnaires surveying perceptual distortions, "Yield" suggestibility was used as the measure best reflecting this tendency.

The present survey results may reflect this regional tendency.

The long history of the present case reflects this general tendency, although a local invasive capacity has been well documented.

These findings may reflect the tendency of this group to be more volatile because of substance use behaviors and medication nonadherence.