Yet, if grades are not a reliable reflection of learning and reflect other factors including language proficiency, cultural background, or skills in test taking this would seem a deeply biased practice.
The relatively small number of additions ascribed to the south is the result of a northern bias in the register work to date, and is not a reliable reflection of biodiversity patterns.
The generation of new models that enable delineation of important signalling pathways in CCA, and others that emulate important CCA risk factors (such as PSC), will provide a more reliable reflection of CCA pathology and allow us to better predict the effects of new interventions.
Furthermore, we identified that most of the reads mapping to multiple locations originate from intergenic regions and UTRs, whereas only very few reads matched to coding regions, which suggests that the reads matching to each transcript are very specific and the read coverage of each transcript is a reliable reflection of the gene expression level.
And even official FBI hate crime data isn't a reliable reflection of the number of hate crimes taking place across the U.S — a shortcoming acknowledged by former FBI Director James Comey.
Therefore, on its own, this phylogenetic reconstruction cannot be taken as a reliable reflection of the evolutionary history of these genes and it was not possible to analyze the concordance/congruence between the larger groups described above for the EI topology and their HPr counterparts.
With its distortion of reality, television may be a fun-house mirror, but it has also proved to be a reliable reflection of certain cultural verities.
From this you may infer that parents make arbitrary and capricious decisions about how much spending money is sufficient, or that an annual survey about pocket money is not an entirely reliable reflection of reality, or both.
Pyramid selling Rolling out the rollback A sweet rice pudding Reprints Related items GM crops: Trade trouble aheadJan 13th 2005The farmers' normal practice is to examine their crop frequently and apply insecticide when they think it necessary, rather than sticking to a pre-arranged schedule, so the amount of insecticide used is a reliable reflection of the crop's natural insect resistance.
Such dispersal has for some time been considered to provide a reliable reflection of actual movements of human groups.
