Sentence examples for reflected a tendency for from inspiring English sources
Although only 11% (3/28) of respondents were black, this reflected a tendency for dual practice doctors working in the urban hospital in question to be specialists, and for specialists in South Africa to be white [ 43].
The positive mean SDI in bighorn sheep reflected a tendency for larger intervals in the female map (114 out of 197, p < 0.05) while the negative mean SDI in domestic sheep indicated a tendency for larger intervals in the male map (120 out of 197, p < 0.01).
Examination of the loadings of L/L/L and M&A on to the second canonical function suggested that this increased power to discriminate between the groups reflected a tendency for the AP+ group to have lower scores on the L/L/L factor relative to the M&A factor.
These instances reflect a tendency for engineering, as presently taught and practised, to prioritise technical ingenuity over helping people.
These particular outcomes may reflect a tendency for natural selection to increase the fit between phenotypes and their environments [46].
The authors acknowledge that 'the relatively high densities of cirl buntings in 1992 on land that subsequently entered CSS agreements probably reflects a tendency for sites already supporting cirl buntings to be more likely to apply for, and be offered, CSS status.
In other cases, this might reflect a tendency for different respondents to conceptualize these items differently.
Perhaps this anticipation of phase reflects a tendency for the shorter rhythm to propagate to the network, which instead is prevented by other neuronal groups.
Alternatively, these results may reflect a tendency for people to avoid heavy drinking after being diagnosed with either of these diseases, whatever their past alcohol consumption behaviour.
It is also possible that the higher scores might reflect a tendency for the students in the smaller centres to overestimate their level of skill achievement.
The performance measurements reflect a similar literature bias on the CTD results, which may reflect a tendency for well-studied drugs to be tested for utility in well-studied disease therapy.
