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Neuropsychological phenotypes under direct genetic influence may be wider and more subtle than specific deficits within discreet cognitive domains and may be reflected in broader, multidimensional measures of cognitive function than those tapped by scores on standardized tests of function.

Average H3K4me3 and Pol II profiles for three clusters are shown in Figure 6B and C. Remarkably, genes within the same H3K4me3 cluster also appear to have distinctive Pol II profiles and wider H3K4me3 peaks are reflected in broader binding of Pol II.

The multifaceted nature of China's economy is reflected in broad SME classifications when compared with yardsticks used in Africa and Europe.

In the case of 5-DSA, the spin probe is firmly held in place by the head groups of the lipids, which is reflected in broad EPR lines.

The Duggan family's sorrow and anger was palpable in court and those feelings will be reflected in the broader community.

Still, even a moderate growth rate in temporary hiring of 10,000 jobs a month will be enough for the segment to show strong growth off easy comparisons to 2009 levels, and that growth should eventually be reflected in the broader labor market.

Given this context and based on research in relation to smoking among young people in the USA [ 20, 21], it is expected that similar attitudes and beliefs will be reflected in participants' broader social networks.

"We urge President Mubarak to embark on a process of transformation which should be reflected in a broad-based government and in free and fair elections".

The day before, the leaders of Britain, France and Germany had issued a joint statement advocating "a process of transformation which should be reflected in a broad-based government and in free and fair elections".

This characteristic seems to be reflected in the broad range of drivers of the emergence or reemergence of pathogens, ranging from changes in land use and agriculture, through hospitalization to international travel.

Some mutations may lead to extensive downstream cascades that may be reflected in network patterns that are too broad to effectively pinpoint the disease-causing gene.