Sentence examples for study reflected from inspiring English sources

When considering all age groups, the study reflected record participation.

And this study reflected mammograms as used in the 1980s.

But she said there were far more projects than the study reflected.

The president of the American Meat Institute, J. Patrick Boyle, said the study reflected the $50 billion meat industry's safety.

Transit officials said the study reflected only that the newer equipment was more technically complex, requiring additional time to work out bugs after being installed.

Several testing company executives said that the Boston College study reflected an "antitesting agenda" and that it did not distinguish between serious errors and trivial ones.

He said he thought the new study reflected a real rise in the incidence of the disease, and not just increased diagnosis due to better screening.

The study reflected the experiences of some 32,000 patients followed by the National Joint Registry of England and Wales.

The arguments provoked by the study reflected the difficulties of discussing options for stemming illegal immigration, when researchers cannot agree on how many illegal immigrants there are and how they are affected by immigration enforcement.

He said the study reflected the fact that many people with cancer are now living long enough to encounter long-term effects of both radiation and chemotherapy.

By design, this study reflected information reported by the media.