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Other samples especially the ones with pure samples that we used for reference were discarded from the analysis, for better reflecting the scarcity of repeated measurements and heterogeneity within samples, which is usually the case.

Another major grievance was that Netflix should have branded pages for each network, better reflecting Hulu's model.

This could have resulted in the points score calculated for each study better reflecting the overall quality of the methods used, potentially providing a more meaningful comparison.

We illustrate the model's solution for these hypothetical parameters, but of course, the reader with access to Matlab could calculate a solution for a different facility, perhaps better reflecting the circumstances in his or her community.

This is because small businesses that have leadership teams that blog are better reflecting value proposition for their business and adding personality to what may seem like a lot of the same.

These approaches may increase the sensitivity for hepatotoxic assays in vitro while better reflecting the most important mechanisms in drug-induced hepatotoxicity.

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There is a continued need for experimental systems that better reflect the MOAs for asbestos-induced disease in humans, specifically for pleural effects and translocation of fibers to the pleural space, as well as tissue-specific mutagenicity assays.

There have been a couple of hints of late that a patriotic corpus of movie-goers has been waiting for material that better reflects their sentiments about recent US military endeavours.

But how do you change the colors of a police department — shaped, as it is, by both the protocols of the civil service system and the traditions of families that have served in it for generations — to better reflect the colors of its city?

In a move designed to increase the UK's supply of donor eggs, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority has recently agreed to a fixed-sum compensation policy for donors "which better reflects their expenses" and inconvenience.