Sentence examples for reflects explanation from inspiring English sources

(Grande et al, 2002) It is possible, therefore, that the lower satisfaction reflects explanation and reassurance that is not targeted at the major concerns of these women which are a perceived need for examination for current (and future) cancer rather than principally a need for information about genetic risk.

This reflects the explanation offered by Daeppen and colleagues [ 31] for nonsignificant results in their RCT of a BI.

That I become anxious upon hearing of a math test reflects causal explanations that are common to folk-psychology or those of psychologism.

As noted above, Achinstein himself thinks that in this case the goodness of the explanation is context-dependent because it depends on psychological facts: in particular, the goodness of the explanation reflects the fact that physicists are particularly "interested" in explanations appealing to nuclear structure.

Their differing definitions of the rule of law reflect competing explanations of what drives economic growth.One account of growth associated with Douglass North of Washington University in St Louis, Missouri is "institutional".

His explanation reflects a manifesto he's adhered to since he became a writer 12 years ago: if you're not writing with passion, don't write at all.

Her SPD partners have even managed to roll back some of the Agenda 2010 reforms they made when they were previously in coalition with the Greens in 2003-04.That also reflects a fourth explanation for Mrs Merkel's lack of reformist zeal, which is the mood of her country.

This match of desktop valuation with low uncertainty-low controversy reflects a clear explanation that arose in the interviews.

This explanation reflects that inhibition of Rpn4 degradation not only impairs the NHEJ process, but may also make the cells more vulnerable to a persistent DSB.

The most likely explanation reflects the 'inverse therapy rule', which is simply that in a health culture where resources are limited, services will be focused on those patients with the severest problems who have the greatest need.

This may reflect alternative explanations for muscle weakness such as steroid atrophy or disuse, than are mistakenly attributed to disease activity.