The phrase "a reflects" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an incomplete expression, but it does not convey a clear meaning as it stands.
Example: "The study shows that a reflects the overall performance of the team."
Alternatives: "an reflects" or "one reflects".
The cumulative distribution factor A, reflects the downside risks to inflows for lending.
The red area of the substrate (marked A) reflects the existence of ZnO film in the Ti-grid.
If we see the solutions of f as the optimal solutions under full rationality and (epsilon_{n} -equilibrium of (f^{n}) as thepsilon_{n} -equilibriumunder bofnded rationality, Theorem A ref^{n}s thas the bounded rapproximateisolutionsmate to funderationality (see Simon [18]).
The presence of a non-PaLoc insertion at its genomic location throughout divergent clade C-I and in one clade 5 recombinant (Elliott et al. 2009) (fig. 5 A) reflects the high plasticity of the C. difficile genome (Sebaihia et al. 2006; He et al. 2010), which is also evident in the stable 9-kb insertion within the clade 3 PaLoc (fig. 6).
But now it's a truly global network and we need a multinational governance structure that a) reflects that reality but b) doesn't break the openness and vitality of the system.
The first case, shown in Fig. 8 a, reflects the relocation of a previously planned DU.
3. The contract to which you refer from Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan (CSTC-A) reflects DynCorp's good standing with that organization, which would be unlikely to award a contract for new work if DynCorp were performing poorly.
In regard to his third point, "The contract to which you refer from Combined Security Transition Command-Afghanistan (CSTC-A) reflects DynCorp's good standing with that organization, which would be unlikely to award a contract for new work if DynCorp were performing poorly".
It will also include a reflecting pool.
It reflects a groping for a style.
This reflects a wider trend.
