Sentence examples for would merely reflect from inspiring English sources
Hence, to address this issue, and to directly exclude the possibility that the dye signal levels reporting the difference to past orientations would merely reflect subthreshold activity (Petersen et al. 2003; Jancke et al. 2004; Berger et al. 2007; Eriksson et al. 2008), we additionally performed electrophysiological recordings in 4 hemispheres.
If the patients would have been asked for an informed consent to be randomized to a doctor or nurse, the study results would not have been useful in the organizing of an emergency care unit, as it would likely merely reflect patient preferences only.
This was to avoid that conclusions regarding methylation would not merely reflect the process of tissue pathology and necrosis.
Furthermore, because the hospitalization rate for all diagnoses did not change significantly from 1998 to 2005, the decline in the PUD hospitalization rate observed would not merely reflect general trends in hospitalization.
Our results derived from analysis made across tumour types, within each tumour subgroup and particularly when taking into account only high-grade tumours highlight the relevance of genomic loss in BRCA1 and BRCA2 tumours, a phenomenon that would not merely reflect differences related to the higher grade or more prevalent serous histotype of hereditary tumours.
The shared expression of phox2 would then merely reflect the conservation of a particular phenotypic trait that visceral neurons have in common and that is downstream of phox2, for example 'to direct axonal projections towards somatic versus visceral targets', as the authors propose.
Would this strategy improve outcomes, or does the observational data suggesting improved outcomes merely reflect inclusion of patients with a lesser degree of organ injury, whose outcomes would be better regardless of treatment strategy?
You might be tempted to look at the candidates' favorable ratings, but I wouldn't make too big a deal of those either, as they merely reflect the ballot standing of each man at this point.
This differential may merely reflect greater diagnosis of the disease among women [ 7], which would favor the mention of diabetes on their death certificates.
This may merely reflect reality.
