Sentence examples for reflecting a large number from inspiring English sources

For instance, Ball et al. (2013) find an Okun's coefficient as high as 0.8 for Spain, probably reflecting a large number of temporary workers, and a coefficient of 0.15 for Japan, possibly resulting from the large use of permanent contracts and adjustments in wage and bonus payments instead of lay-offs.

There were also a large number of genes (282) that are expressed at higher levels only in GV stage, the majority of which are Plasmodium conserved proteins, reflecting a large number of uncharacterized G-specific genes.

Publishing revenues increased 9.2%, to $33.1 million, reflecting a larger number of high-profile titles released in the quarter, as well as an extra week of sales.

As the time of admixture increases, the peak shifts toward lower scales, reflecting a larger number of smaller admixture blocks.

Our previous study demonstrates that patients with higher GDS scores (≥ 6), reflecting a larger number of symptoms of depression, are more likely to develop a longer duration of postoperative delirium.

However, TUNEL staining was higher in tumors from CBS-RII implanted animals thus, reflecting a larger number of cells undergoing apoptosis in CBS-RII tumors as compared to CBS tumors.

However, TUNEL staining was higher in tumors from FETα implanted animals thus, reflecting a larger number of cells undergoing apoptosis in FETα tumors as compared to FETα-DN tumors.

However, given the quantum of laboratory tests used in health care, even this small rate may reflect a large number of errors.

(Detroit's rating was even higher, but the city represents a special situation, Interest.com notes, because the low home prices reflect a large number of abandoned properties).

Since 2009, however, most of them, including Texas, have provided less funding per child.Today NIEER ranks Texas eighth in terms of access, which reflects a large number of children living in poverty.

This reflected a large number of abstentions.