Sentence examples for reflected gaps from inspiring English sources

Most limitations reflected gaps in the evidence, including the following.

H.I.V.'s toll has vastly exceeded the most pessimistic report issued earlier in the epidemic, and the misjudgment largely reflects gaps in knowledge about H.I.V. and AIDS.

Our results reflect gaps in our current understanding of ape distribution and abundance, and highlight the importance of obtaining more sound and complete data before assessing species status and making recommendations to guide conservation efforts.

Excerpts to illustrate this overarching theme are organized around four sub-themes, reflecting gaps that were consistently reported in country presentations: Most countries highlighted the need for enhanced education and training for ECE practitioners/teachers.

Standardized tests reflect gaps, they don't close them.

These reflect gaps in the virtual sheep genome assembly and may represent regions of the human genome that are not represented in the sheep genome.

These apparent inconsistencies may reflect gaps in our knowledge of the mechanisms of CO action, potentially leading to inappropriate choices of models/clinical subjects, dosing regimens, measured output variables etc.

For instance, regions of no coverage are observed in the histogram that likely reflects gaps in the contigs.

They also thought that participants' best interests were rarely considered, reflecting gaps in communication and the decision-making process.

Peaks in the gap region content were found in bin 59 (36.0% "N" bases) and in bin 82 (47.8% "N" bases), reflecting gaps due to linking libraries.

Resource constraints will inevitably limit the provision of rehabilitation services, but gaps in service also reflect gaps and shortcomings in the management and use of available health information.