Therefore we suppose that P-MRS is favourably to reflect these biochemical aspects especially the changes during an adaptation process [ 5, 6].
While the students of Birkbeck, being part-time and adult, would have stimulated him and, even more, reflected favourably upon his own self-image, he failed to build up a strong or distinctive department.
Indeed, his first term as mayor was just a few months old when, in the surroundings of Bexleyheath police station, he demonstrated a striking conversion to the reliability of Met stats relating to bus crime – stats which, as it happened, reflected favourably on him.
This finding reflects favourably on the use of guiding questions to structure reflections and the quality of the scoring rubrics.
If every generation gets the film stars it deserves, the latest list of the most bankable performers in Hollywood reflects favourably on early-21st-century cinemagoers.
He told The Times: "To apply for a search warrant, having come to an arrangement with a media organisation in advance, so that the warrant can be used to create an event designed to reflect favourably on the police.
However, back on home soil, the duo are now able to reflect favourably on their achievement of winning Britain's first and only Paralympics gold medal.
This is to be expected if the time-dependent perturbation affecting the modes is confined in the surface layers; the excellent agreement also reflects favourably on the external consistency of the different observations.
Using self-completed questionnaires may overestimate vaccine uptake as well as other responses likely to reflect favourably on the institution being studied.
Importantly, that we found that there were disagreements about disposition location among fewer than 10% of discharges reflects favourably on the care model instituted at the Mount Sinai Hospital.
