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The turmoil at the firm appears to be a manifestation of a lot of the issues that you discuss in your book. A. I don't think Dewey's problems are just a matter of a management mistake here or there but instead reflect a change in the fundamental competitive environment in the legal services industry.

In all these instances, the stratal geometries and facies architecture cannot be attributed to a simple lowering of regional sea-level, but instead reflect a complex interplay of controlling factors including tectonic movements, changes in sediment supply, deep-water current activity and climate, in addition to sea-level.

Despite the protestations of booth babes don't represent some cheeky, irreverent tradition, but instead reflect a culture where men's cavalier attitudes toward women's objectification remain systemic.

And then there's the villain, Erik Killmonger Michael B. Jordann), who has the gall to not be demonized with a "hood" shtick, but instead reflect a valid frustration around the identity and survival that many black folks wrestle with.

Results for freestanding stereocilium do not reflect a typical mechanical resonance balance between stiffness and mass[12], [13] but, instead, reflect a balance between stiffness, the flexoelectric effect, and axial electrical resistance.

Second, the greater increases in CD4+ count seen with IL-2 and continuous ART may not, in fact, be due to synergy between these drugs but instead reflect a simple additive effect of intermittent IL-2 and continuous ART-induced CD4+ cell increases.

This supports the observation that the lack of Cot-1 RNA hybridization is not representative of genic silencing but instead reflects a repressive nuclear compartment that predominantly associates with repetitive non-genic silencing [2], [3].

This result suggests that the apparent distortion was not a consequence of genotyping error but instead reflects a biological phenomenon.

On the basis of the findings, we suggest that gender differences in selecting general practice as a specialty is not a clear-cut male-female distinction but instead reflects a combination of a number of factors, such as having a broader view of medicine, preferred type of work and patients and content of work.

Furthermore, global TGF-β-regulated gene expression showed a similar pattern, with large numbers of unique gene targets in the four cell lines (Additional file 6), confirming that the observation of cell-line dependent gene occupancy and regulation in response to TGF-β/Smad3 is not due to low sensitivity of the ChIP analysis but instead reflects a fundamentally important feature of TGF-β biology.

This measure excluded variation in dietary compounds (Additional file 8: Table S1), because all avian species lose plumage carotenoids in absence of dietary carotenoids, but instead reflects a particular patterns of wiring of avian metabolic networks – their unusual modularity and shortness of pathways for the number of compounds that they contain (Fig.  4).