The observed frequency of antibodies directed to Stx2 can reflect the prevalence of stx2 genes in STEC strains endemic in a particular area.
Lastly, hermeneutical phenomenology directs us to reflect more carefully on "common sense" or "experience" so that we are in a better position to challenge or transform it, which is a primary goal of feminist philosophy.
Godard styled and dressed and directed his actresses to reflect his own desires and ideals, which, no less than his ideas, are part of his distinctive sensibility, which his movies so thoroughly embody.
2. The session moderator directed the participants to reflect individually on the topic and to record their personal responses in a notebook or on a piece of paper.
-- Information on efforts by UN member states or organizations to promote or obstruct regulatory reform, including banking and financial reforms, transparency, international law, trade, development, and foreign direct investment to reflect the Monterrey anti-poverty consensus and the Millennium Development Goals.
This is inevitable and understandable as the reporting of grades or scores is the most direct way to reflect the academic performance of students in school.
Cosmonauts on Mir will direct the device to reflect the sun's rays on to the earth.
Trump said on the campaign trail that he thinks marijuana "should be a state issue," and Stone told VICE News his "first and foremost" goal is to "urge the president to keep his pledge and direct the Justice Department to reflect the views you stated in the campaign".
Such directed excursions are thought to reflect the fact that the prediction error is a signed quantity: it signals not just that predictions need to be updated, but in which direction.
To make it appear that the objects are spinning in mid-air, Meddings added "veins" to each model to reflect light directed onto the set.
