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Official estimates suggest up to 8,000 of Jersey's 99,000 population is of Portuguese origin, a proportion broadly reflected in the prison population.

I take comfort in the fact the recommendations set out in my Huffington Post piece on the UN's future role in Iraq have been broadly reflected in UN Secretary Ban Ki Moon's visit to Iraq and the "right" messages by the Secretary General have finally been conveyed by the mainstream media.

Bimodal trends were apparent for both male and females, which broadly reflected differences in the lengths of fish that spend 2 vs 3 years in ocean residence.

Both the reliever use thresholds and 21-day time period were defined empirically; the reliever use thresholds broadly reflected use in clinical practice based on the authors' clinical expertise, and the time period considered both the longest period of time following deviation from daily reliever use and the known evolution of COPD exacerbations [ 17].

These differences in tumour growth were broadly reflected by changes in measured CEC levels, with significantly elevated levels observed earliest in mice harbouring AI-LNCaP tumours (day 33), followed by the PC3 and MDA-MB-231 (day 39) models.

Differences between lines in drug response broadly reflected patient and in vivo xenograft response.

As there are currently no international guidelines for the treatment of relapse in IgG4-RD, our protocol broadly reflected that used in other major US and European centers (5).

The results found in relation to socio-demographic correlates of the other measures of time spent cooking (any time, longest continuous time and total time spent cooking) broadly reflected those found in relation to spending at least 30 continuous minutes cooking.

The gender disparity in recruitment from the public technical school broadly reflected the gender imbalance in courses from which recruits were sought.

Hospitals were selected in different geographical regions that broadly reflected a range of socioeconomic status in patients admitted to hospitals.

The number of interviews conducted in each of the major cities broadly reflected the relative scale of disturbances in each place.