Sentence examples for which simply reflects from inspiring English sources

"This means that running such a quote will probably throw up fewer insurers than would otherwise be the case, which simply reflects the market".

For the most part, the incumbent-party and challenging candidates get a higher share of the vote than they do in the polls, which simply reflects the fact that some number of undecided voter will migrate into their camps.

The general accuracy of the neighbor table is described in Figure 10, which simply reflects the accuracy of the neighbor table.

It considers gains and losses not only from the perspective of participants themselves, but also from the standpoint of the Exchequer (and, thus, taxpayers), which paid for the programme, and for society as a whole (which simply reflects the results for the other two perspectives combined).

CONSORT urges completeness, clarity, and transparency of reporting, which simply reflects the actual trial design and conduct.

Along with this finding, one may argue that many of the fixed mutations have limited potential function which simply reflects the time of divergence between the studied populations.

They argue higher international gas prices and green taxes are to blame for inflation-busting increases in bills, which simply reflect the higher costs of supply.

Germany may well have seen similar activity with its announcements last week in Poznan which simply reflected the wishes of big business.

As studies have associated 5-HTTLPR with mood disorder (Bellivier et al., 1998; Hauser et al., 2003; Joiner et al., 2003) and unipolar depression (Clarke et al., 2010) it is important to distinguish between genuine pharmacogenetic effects as opposed to effects which simply reflect genotype acting as a marker for disease severity.

Users are also able to see which component of their risk is due to added risk factors, and which component simply reflects the underlying risk experienced by someone of their demographic group with no additional risk factors.

Downregulated genes showed an enrichment of gene ontology (GO) terms related to general transcription (nucleic acid binding, DNA binding, transcription factor activity), which simply might reflect a systemic problem.