Sentence examples for reflected tendencies from inspiring English sources

But these categories reflected tendencies rather than strict correspondences: some varieties assigned to a given category also included outlier populations: For instance, one population referred as Ifermourgh, a DC variety, contained only DW spike-type plants.> -wrap-foot>> -wrap-foot> Sample size: number of sampled populations.

It also reflects tendencies towards worrying and post-event processing, tendencies to appraise events as stressful and an inability to control urges (Widiger, Hurt, & Frances, 1984).

5 The situation on the ground in India, hybrid in our view, seems in parts to reflect tendencies across the WHO categories.

The dynamics of soil sealing and soil landscape patterns not only reflected common tendencies in China, but represented a global process.

His last collection reflected that tendency.

This reflected a tendency, conscious or not, to think that Europe was different.

"Caletri reflected the tendency to subcontract some operations that we see in private enterprise," Mr. Larrieta said.

And it reflected a tendency at Rosanjin for later courses and conventional cooking methods to yield letdowns.

Ben Hoare, features editor of BBC Wildlife Magazine, welcomed the hedgehog's victory and said the vertebrate-dominated shortlist reflected the tendency of society to overlook many invertebrates.

But Mr. Baker also makes clear that up until then the disastrous post-invasion strategy reflected his tendency to set policy but not keep tabs on its execution.

Michael Dimock, an associate director at Pew, said this reflected a tendency by Democrats to shift part of the blame for their recent misfortunes on the press.