This may reflect poor construct operationalisation or be a true reflection of the adolescent experience.
The estimated HIV prevalence for Chandigarh as reflected in figure 3 is not considered a true reflection of the nature of the epidemic in the Union Territory.
However, this is again still not a true reflection of the burden of CMV in Australia, as it only reflects only symptomatic cases at birth.
It's a true reflection of the cultural and culinary richness of London.
Together, we were a true reflection of the city and its stories and struggles.
That was a true reflection of the relationship between the classes".
"The community needed to have a true reflection of the progress it was making.
"This game," she intones, referring to polo, "is a true reflection of the relationships we have around the world".
But, splendid as the film may be, it shouldn't be taken as a true reflection of the book.
If this is a true reflection of the Bank's thinking, it is a seismic shift; privatisation has until recently been a common condition for World Bank aid.
We wanted a default, an outcome that would be a true reflection of the terrible extent to which we were dispirited by the choices.
