The first half of this article traces the history of roads from earliest times to the present, exploring the factors that have influenced their development and suggesting that in many ways roads have directly reflected the conditions and attitudes of their times.
An early analysis of several RV1 studies concluded: "Serum RV IgA responses in Rotarix® vaccinees have directly reflected the efficacies of this vaccine.
These sensors must be able to measure high heat flux in difficult thermal ambiances, and be adapted to the characterization of existing processes, therefore the output signal has to directly reflect the IR received flux.
The vignettes had face validity; they directly reflected clinical practice and were universally applicable.
Optical flow, a fundamental machine vision tool, has advantages that directly reflect an accurate estimation of point motion, representing an evident change in position of a moving point.
Misr25 had carried news and commentary that directly reflected the Muslim Brotherhood's political perspective.
Organ donation has grown exponentially in Brazil, which is directly reflected by the significant increase in the number of transplants.
To this aim a crash modification factor (CMF) has to be applied and errors in the estimation of benefits are directly reflected in the reliability of BCA.
The baba cult is directly reflected in the architecture of the state machinery.
Virus inhibitory rates directly reflected the drug's antiviral performance.
