Sentence examples for the study reflects from inspiring English sources

It is not clear to what extent the study reflects Mr. Netanyahu's thinking.

The study reflects that "secure" early life attachments produce people who are more capable of healthy intimate and emotional connections.

The study reflects a growing interest among researchers in using surgery specifically to treat Type 2 diabetes, even in people who are not as obese as those who typically undergo operations to lose weight.

Yet the study reflects scientific uncertainty about the relationship between the size of a radiation dose and the probability of its causing cancer in the long term.

"Doctors typically ask the caregiver, 'Do you have children nearby?' But then they don't ask, 'Are these people you can rely on?'" The researchers are aware that the study reflects one point of view, the caregiver of a loved one who is slowly being erased before her eyes.

For some artistic directors the study reflects their own concerns about the state of nonprofit American theater in the last few decades of reduced government and foundation spending on the arts, which put more pressure on theaters to raise money and, in some cases, select plays that would be box-office draws.

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

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.

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

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.