Sentence examples for studies were reflected from inspiring English sources

Salinger's religious studies were reflected in some of his writing.

Similar observations regarding the prevalence and distribution of diabetes in the national studies were reflected in the regional studies.

The possible flaws of the individual studies are reflected in our conclusions.

ka BP, strongly increased human impact documented by former pollen studies is reflected by the fluvial dynamics as well, i.e. an activity phase of strong overbank sedimentation 2.7 2.1 cal.

His apparent disenchantment with philosophical studies is reflected in Fragment 77 of the Pensées: "we do not believe the whole of philosophy to be worth one hour's effort" (II, 566).

This inconsistency among the studies is reflected in the low CONSORT scores.

Of course, these considerations are predicated on the assumption that the diminished mRNA levels indicated by the microarray studies are reflected in reduced protein levels.

The center-specific studies are reflected in the project objectives in Table  1, while the multicenter protocol was a collaborative effort.

The wide variation in community participation between projects and project phases, and within project phases, in these Australian Indigenous studies is reflected in the international literature [ 32, 36].

The recent upward trend in health association studies is reflected most clearly for metals/metalloids, environmental phenols, and multi-group chemicals.

The difficulties of recruiting and retaining participants in critical care studies are reflected in this study, with only 35% of those completing baseline retained in the study by 6 months.