Sentence examples for to a large extent reflected from inspiring English sources

The dominant political forces within the state were secular, if not atheist, and the law to a large extent reflected this reality for some time.

Following the EFA results, descriptive and frequency statistics of the questionnaire data indicate that test takers on the whole held positive attitude to the VET, believing that the VET to a large extent reflected their spoken English proficiency.

In other words, it is probably rather safe to say that the identification rates reported in Ang 洪惟仁 (2003) to a large extent reflected the prestige judgment of the listeners, rather than just pure identification of neutral dialectal indicators (cf. Labov 1971).

Prior to 2008, rising shares of credit to GDP to a large extent reflected its elasticity to growth as well as structural reforms and innovations leading to financial deepening (e.g., payroll bill loans, legal enhancement of collaterals).

Cell type is to a large extent reflected in, and driven by, the set of genes that a cell expresses.

We therefore argue that the current limits on the predictability of mobility to a large extent reflect stationarity.

Our results show that self-reported knowledge, although positively related to measures of ability, to a large extent reflects over-claiming.

Our result of similar amount of circulating heparan sulphate in animals resuscitated with colloids and crystalloids suggests that differences in heparan sulphate concentrations, to a large extent, reflect differences in distribution volume in the different groups.

Though we didn't examine all the documents stipulating these quality control procedures in each examination board, we believe the practices that they reported, to a large extent, reflect the nature and validity of their quality control procedures.

Nonetheless, these results provide the first indication that the mRNA expression differences detected between humans and chimpanzees may to a large extent reflect protein expression differences.

Yet, one study concluded that commonly used breast cancer cell lines to a large extent reflect the features of cancer cells in vivo 26.