Sentence examples for they only reflect from inspiring English sources

NGOs could do a lot more to create media output than they do: Many NGOs produce their own material but they only reflect on side of the story: their side.

All of these indicators are based on the number of cases thus they only reflect intermediate outputs.

The main flaw of such measures is that they only reflect the global effect of errors while ignore the temporal distribution along the time axis.

On the basis of these results, it will now be of great interest to determine if these AMPs are directly involved in the resistance of shrimp to infection or if they only reflect other acquired defence mechanisms which can confer a resistance.

The results have to be considered as best case estimations of DT50 for several reasons: they only reflect the warmer period of the year; 3 years passed between (first) application and measurements, therefore potentially allowing microorganisms to adapt; only dissipation was monitored including all possibilities of substance losses, and finally NERs were not considered at all.

Polls only reflect the opinions of the several hundred people that the polling companies call, and even then they only reflect that small proportion of people who answer the phone when polling companies call.

Several variables in the study were not infant-specific as they only reflected the most recent conditions or birth, such as mother's work status, which represented the employment status within the past 12 months preceding the survey.

Third, several variables in the study were not infant-specific because they only reflected the most recent conditions or birth, such as maternal and paternal occupation, which represented the employment status within the last twelve months preceding the survey.

Third, several variables in the study were not infant specific as they only reflected the most recent conditions or birth, such as mother's work status, which was recorded as employment within the 12 months preceding the survey, and lastly, reverse causality is common with cross-sectional data, such as those from the DHS.

On the contrary, the past and the future can only be thought of, they are perceived through our mind and they can only reflect the schemes of our mind.

And because C4's programming responses to multiculturalism, lesbians and gays have also changed over time, they not only reflect these broader societal changes, but also reinforce them.