Sentence examples for to reflect the problem from inspiring English sources

In part, this is likely to reflect the problem with population heterogeneity described above.

This difference is likely to reflect the problem of defining what a seropositive animal means.

As Vikas Bajaj wrote for The New York Times in May of last year, SKS seemed to reflect the problems faced by the companies hoping to turn their business of making small loans to the impoverished into a larger profit-making enterprise.

It is more likely to reflect the problems of falling production as companies faced disruption through unplanned maintenance to platforms.

Some instruments are specifically designed for use in rheumatoid arthritis, other instruments are generic and can be used across a range of conditions including arthritis, and some generic instruments can be specifically scored to reflect the problems most prominent in arthritis.

European negotiators argue such a target is needed to reflect the urgency of the problem and to encourage industry to invest in green technology.

Coding according to ICPC has been shown to be valid at chapter level and is assumed to reflect the actual health problems motivating the meetings [ 34, 35].

The psychiatric admissions to hospital are unlikely to reflect the true size of the problem.

One group contains fairly routine materials, which ring true because they appear to reflect the day-to-day problems that so many in the Communist bureaucracy must have encountered as they tried to track and analyze the conflicting demands of the students and the shifting policies of the party leadership.

The index score could serve as a covariate to reflect the effect of musculoskeletal problems and attendant limitations on salient health outcomes.

3 This problem has been called 'publication bias', 4 or as more recently suggested—'dissemination bias', to reflect the multiple facets of this problem.