Sentence examples for would therefore reflect from inspiring English sources

The results in both those periods would therefore reflect the success of the procedures employed by the police department The mayor credited the police and the Board of Education with making young people more aware of their rights, and more willing to step forward to report incidents in their schools.

Those objections are based upon the assumption that Luke was the disciple of Paul (and would, therefore, reflect his theology) and upon the traditional identification of Acts 15 with the conference in Galatians 2. Both of those premises, however, are quite probably mistaken.

The metered grab samples, using Summa canisters, were collected over a 1 h period and any results would therefore, reflect an average value over the hour.

The date was chosen to be 17 October by History Matters in the hope that it would be "an ordinary day much like any other of no particular national significance", and would therefore reflect the everyday life of its participants.

However, if a given population was reduced to a critically small size (Ne≤50) during the 1997 1998 warming period, it is very likely that iguanas sampled in 2004 would primarily be individuals born in the first generation after the bottleneck event and would therefore reflect the gene pool of the reduced population.

The variations would therefore reflect fluctuations of measurements.

The selling would therefore simply reflect a desire to diversify.

The number of amino acid or nucleotide differences between species would, therefore, simply reflect the time elapsed since they shared the last common ancestor.

Amplification with T7 transcription would therefore better reflect the variation of the unamplified Pinus taeda transcriptome and other comparable transcriptomes than PCR based methods.

The pairs of spot measurements in the same location were made at the same time of day, as they were either side of the 48-h measurement, and would therefore not reflect diurnal variation.

The mortality associated with postoperative myocardial infarctions that are missed is, however, high and would therefore be reflected in the mortality analyses to some extent (Devereaux et al. 2011).