This woman is emblematic of the results of my clinical study, which showed that Vasisthasana, a basic yoga pose, done for an average of only 1.5 minutes a day, six days a week for an average of 6.8 months, reduced idiopathic scoliosis curves for adolescent and adult patients an average of 32percentt.
The whole cuvee then gets dry hopped for even more hop intensity, and the result is emblematic of the Stone Brewing ethos.
A drop in the stock of the No. 1 semiconductor equipment maker, Applied Materials, despite better-than-expected results, was emblematic of Wall Street's concern about the profit outlook, traders said.
Our results are emblematic of the challenge faced in plant DNA barcoding.
Less understood, however, is whether these results are emblematic of the cumulative effects of sexual selection in normal social conditions [ 3].
The lack of communication between the guild and its members and the resulting confusion were emblematic of the long process that has enmeshed The Globe, its union and its parent company in one of the most contentious newspaper labor fights in years.
The diversity of the looks assigned and the resulting artworks is emblematic of the exhibition title, as Moss has moved through nearly every memorable era, look, and moment defining contemporary fashion.
This was emblematic of his later treatment which resulted in him being forced into the role of an outcast of the physics community and thus leaving him little choice but to align himself with industrialists.
Wallace's mental imbalance seemed to preoccupy his imagination (understandably) and result in characters who were emblematic of a pathology — they are maddeningly, horrifically repetitive, limited.
