So worrying about interest-rate spreads in the commercial paper market might seem uncalled for, even if they reflect an undercurrent of investor concern.
High-profile defections pose a problem for Twitter, because they reflect an unpleasant truth about the site: that most people who join Twitter barely use it at all, and many never return after the first few logins.
These rankings are cause for alarm as they reflect unhealthy lifestyle choices.
This does generate specialism and service delivery boundary issues, but tackling these is important for research as they reflect service delivery issues in the clinical setting.
Hospital utilisation data are no substitute for this because they reflect geographical and financial barriers as well as by-passing the first contact level.
One possible explanation for these results is that they reflect a requirement for activation and dissemination of the infected leucocyte together with dysregulation/evasion of the immune response.
A friend is the first person we choose for no other reason but companionship, for the pleasure of being in his company (of course, we choose friends for darker, more complicated reasons as well: for how they reflect our own contorted ideas of ourselves, for how we hope they might correct our deficiencies).
These constructs are also relevant for this study as they reflect levels of disengagement/engagement.
We chose the realistic (AIST-r) and the investigative (AIST-i) scales for further analyses, as they reflect facets of scientific interest with acceptable psychometric properties.
Physiological properties are often used for species delimitation because they reflect genetic distance: Fomes strains belonging to different species have different physiological properties, like colony growth responses to temperature (McCormick et al. 2013).
We retained the duplicate sequences (2,206) for our analysis because they reflect the incidence of the corresponding WNV isolates in nature and, further, they do not affect the identification of WNV sequences that are completely (100%) conserved.
