The apparent latitudinal gradient in this effect noted in the meta-analysis 16 is entirely expected as a reflection of the well-established, but under-recognized, gradient in seasonality of birth rates present in the general population.
We're expected to be a reflection of them, yet flawed white perception is never assuaged.
Expecting to find a reflection of the English court, the king's wife, Joan Rosemary Boylee), is confounded by the distorted mirror of Scottish public life.
We hypothesised that if the mastectomy rate was higher than expected, this might be a reflection of high levels of deprivation in Glasgow (McLoone, 2004).
Fortunately, like shoes, one can eventually wear a lab in, although in my case this took rather longer (okay, much longer) than expected--more a reflection of my overoptimism than any fundamental characteristic of my new scientific home, I suspect.
This painted wooden box provides the only tension in a story whose ending is predetermined, and I expected it to be empty, a reflection of the cold, austere woman who would never let her daughters have a look inside.
The auto dealers' association expects the trend to continue, a reflection of the sluggish economy.
This was to be expected, as the sensitivity analysis is a reflection of the original value-to-HI functions.
"The number is sadly larger than some people might have expected, but I think it's a reflection of how much trouble HP has been having with its services," Charles King, president of Pund-IT, a Silicon Valley IT consulting firm.
A lower than expected response rate is not only a reflection of the bereaved not able or willing to take part.
