While no Iranian government officials commented on the Brazilian president's plea, Jahan News, an ultraconservative news service in Iran that is regarded as credibly reflecting the government's thinking, said Sunday that it was a "clear interference in Iran's domestic affairs".
Results of researches in this field showed that Ki-67 can reflect malignant tumor cell multiplication capacity credibly and speedily; Ki-67 is correlated with a great variety of malignant tumor development, excessive inversion and prognosis [ 7- 10, 73- 77].
I reasoned that Douglas, a liberal New Yorker, would credibly have left his wife for a beautiful, stately African American because arm candy of color would reflect well on him in his circle, and keep his progressive kids' objections to a minimum.
The willingness of Congressional Democrats to examine such options reflects a recognition that lawmakers cannot credibly forge ahead with a vote on the debt limit without some accompanying antideficit steps to make the increase palatable to voters.
That the responsible party could credibly be either the government or organized crime — or both — reflects the existential crisis facing reporters in Mexico today.
On the contrary, they reflected the long-held attitudes of Wal-Mart itself, which has been credibly accused of fighting unionization with such nominally illegal tactics as firing union supporters and spying on employees.
The disagreement reflects a larger debate between the prison reform movement, in which the supervisors could credibly claim a place, and a growing prison abolition movement.
She sounds credibly unsure, though the song's musical setting -- cowpoke bass line, pianistic rustle, brushwork on a snare -- so clearly reflects her natural mode.
Raven's next words reflected the class aspect of the drama: "The Professor is clearly a man of very humble origin: he is in fact, I have been told credibly enough, the son of a miner.
