The more distal the puncture site, the greater the influence of acoustic reflections from vessel branching, and the extent of wave reflection also varies quite dramatically with blood vessel constriction and dilatation [ 9].
All movies are time capsule of styles and artifacts, but they also give the impression of being time capsules of manners, and I've often been curious to do a practical experiment to see the extent of the reflection of life in the movies — and, vice versa, the influence of cinematic styles on civilian life.
Analysis of the timing and extent of wave reflection adds valuable information regarding the pulsatile load imposed on the left ventricle [ 6, 7].
The extent and brightness of reflection nebulae show conclusively that dust grains are excellent reflectors in the broad range of wavelengths extending from the ultraviolet (as determined from observations from space) through the visible.
A further aim was to create a system that captured and distinguished the severity and extent of periodontitis (a reflection of the amount of periodontal tissue loss) on one hand, as well as a patient's susceptibility for periodontitis (as reflected by the historical rate of periodontitis progression).
The delivery room practices of the respondents were to a large extent a reflection of their level of training (both basic and post-basic).
The lack of effective therapy for patients with advanced-stage and recurrent disease is to some extent a reflection of an incomplete understanding of the molecular basis of endometrial carcinogenesis [ 4].
Start-ups, it seems, are continuing to pay their employees in this way.Is the decline in the use of options to any extent a reflection of the fact that expensing them is imminent?
This is to some extent a reflection of the influence and power of the French consortium of mathematicians, writing since 1939 under the name of Nicolas Bourbaki, which in its multivolume Éléments de mathématiques has sought a modern, rigorous, and comprehensive treatment of all of mathematics and mathematical foundations.
His catholicity is to some extent a reflection of the era itself, when many of the arts expanded their audiences.
Of course, metabolic complexity is, to a large extent, the reflection of complexity resulting from genetic polymorphism.
