But it is another story if "television" is defined more broadly, reflecting what it is today — and is becoming tomorrow — as a result of demographic and technological changes.
But to describe the current state of Scottish political thinking as one that broadly reflects the view that Scotland's problems will be solved by throwing off the English yoke is wrong.
Examination of seven study sites revealed three distinct ant assemblages, broadly reflecting mining and grazing history.
These opinions broadly reflected individual circumstances as well as medical treatment and participants' recollections of how they had felt during their period of treatment.
The geographic distribution of the practices, as well as age and sex distributions of patients, broadly reflects those of the UK population.
This enhances the credibility and wider resonance of our study as it suggests that our participants broadly reflected those who took part in the overall trial thereby indicating that our findings may have wider transferability i.e. they may broadly applicable to other contexts.
Those historical comparisons should be a wake-up call to President Obama, underscoring how our military strategy is not only a mess — as the recent leaked documents from Afghanistan suggested — but also more broadly reflects a gross misallocation of resources.
While the retinal degeneration and cerebral phenotypes broadly reflect those observed in JBTS patients, the murine kidney phenotype is unusual, as in humans it typically presents in teenage years and young adults as opposed to being of late onset.
"The Revolutionary War will definitely be in my thoughts as I portray the struggles of building the community," she said, adding that the piece would broadly reflect "the struggle of America and the Fourth of July".
The leader of the last military coup, General Mohamed Ould Abdel Aziz, was anointed as the country's elected president following a 2009 ballot that, while not without flaws, probably broadly reflected actual voting patterns.
