It is highly reflective of both himself and Japan and displayed Richie's bisexuality for anyone with eyes to see.
As the Communicable Disease Centre in Singapore manages and treats the majority of local HIV patients [15], our patient cohort is highly reflective of IRU diagnosed locally.
The analysis conducted is highly reflective of Bhatia"s [2] model for genre analysis consisting of seven steps needed to conduct a "comprehensive investigation of any genre".
Comics, games, and cartoons are highly reflective of the culture that birthed them.
After doing years of worldwide research on the attitudes and behaviors of the happiest and healthiest people, we realize that sales relationships are highly reflective of the impact of biochemistry.
The implication is that teosinte rondel phytolith assemblages are highly reflective of Zea phylogeny and that H0 can be rejected.
It is generally agreed that since skeletal muscle make up such an abundant tissue, the venous plasma KIC enrichments is highly reflective of the status in the myocytes [15], [18].
This role for RB was evident both in the context of acute and chronic exposures, a finding that is highly reflective of studies performed in human tumor models that suggest RB status is dominant to p53 status in determining cell cycle inhibition upon exposure to genotoxic therapeutic agents [25], [26].
Cellular acetyl-CoA and NAD+ pools are highly reflective of substrate flux through glucose, lipid, and ketogenic pathways (Fig. 3).
As such, acetylation-deacetylation balance is highly reflective of cellular energy status, or, more precisely, substrate-mediated carbon flux, at any given time (25, 72).
