Sentence examples for this obviously reflects from inspiring English sources

Referring to Perm fire, Mr. Putin said, "This obviously reflects all the vices of our bureaucracy: its incompetence, its corruptness, its merger with business in areas where it is not needed, where it should not be allowed".

This obviously reflects the inaccuracy of the Bradford assay for glycosylated proteins.

This obviously reflects major differences between healthcare systems but it also questions the necessity of hospitalizing men presenting with AUR.

All of that obviously reflects Terry's historic status – but also how he has recovered his sturdiness, and seems so important in helping to develop Zouma.

[With] everything Kenya has to offer, it's just so sad that something like that obviously reflects so, so negatively on the country and I'm sure will put off a lot of people from going there.

All this rather obviously reflects and allegorises the issues and choices that Trank was facing as he had to find his own way through a studio system that was all at once assimilating and diluting his name and talent for their latest blockbuster title.

This situation obviously reflects the poor sales and prices of timber during the USA economic recession and enduring housing slump.

In immunocompromised mice xenografted with human tumors, this activity obviously reflects cancer cell-intrinsic (or stromal) mechanisms.

Because this mechanism obviously reflects actions unrelated to the shared property of cholinesterase inhibition, the structural differences between chlorpyrifos and diazinon could clearly contribute to dissimilar effects on ionotropic glutamate receptor function, leading to disparities in receptor expression.

Although this observation obviously reflects intrinsic limitations of homology-based predictions, it also delivers a more important message that our knowledge of protein families involved in the carbohydrate utilization is close to saturation at the level of general class functions recognized by homology-based methods.

This is an astonishingly high percentage, and one that obviously reflects American religiosity (and maybe the inadequacy of our science education).