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Dr. Smith noted that the data collected for the study understate the real toll of window falls because they reflect only children injured and treated in emergency departments.

Those numbers most likely understate the size of the bet made by Mr. Hasenstab because they reflect only the disclosed holdings for the United States-registered Templeton Global Bond Fund.

They reflect only each other... Lever House courteously reflecting First National Bank Bldg.

They reflect only a piece of it.

Finally, the biomarkers may provide better dosimeters of the dose to the target tissue than measures of maternal prenatal exposure because they reflect not only the amount of insecticides absorbed by the mother but also the amount of the absorbed dose that has been transferred to the developing fetus.

They therefore demand careful attention: because they reflect not merely reality, but the times and places in which they were created, and because they have consequences.

(These percentages are smaller than the lump-sum returns because they reflect the fact that only some of the investment enjoyed the bull market of the 1990s while just about all of it was around to suffer the crash).

He did allow for the word 'being' to be used in accordance with attribution when we think of creatures as beings only because they reflect the nature of the God who created them, but in general he held that 'being' and all other metaphysically and theologically important analogical terms principally belonged to this third division.

At Studio Lambert we produce two mainstream shows that probably only exist because they reflect the economic zeitgeist -- Undercover Boss on CBS and The Fairy Jobmother which launches this week on Lifetime.

The list's selections are noteworthy because they don't reflect only download numbers, and because Apple seems to betray preferences for certain types of experiences and for newsmakers in its selection process: there are multiple brain-training apps in the list, for instance, and Rovio's Retry Flappy Bird-style departure from its Angry Birds IP.

Hence, the use of intensity-based degradation metrics raises problems because they reflect the degradation bias of transcript abundance in special situations only.