Incidental and reflected pressures, as well as maximum and residual displacements and the strains of rebar and concrete were measured.
Petrous apex cephalocele is usually an incidental finding, reflecting benign ballooning of the arachnoid space communication with Meckel's cave.
Whether these figures are incidental or reflect biological or treatment-related phenomena, such as a relatively high percentage of hormonal receptor-expressing tumours or a rather strict treatment frame, is unclear.
This is not co-incidental but rather reflects the fact that ARD cause death.
Meanwhile, the box-office success of "Midnight in Paris," though incidental to its merit, reflects Allen's belatedly acquired status as a survivor, as a prophet of a now-distant past.
However, hippocampal involvement reported in some neuroimaging studies using "classical" WM tasks may at least partly reflect incidental LTM encoding.
"The panel based its ruling on the evidence provided by the experts called by both the player and the ITF, who agreed that the amount of cocaine metabolite was so minute that it must have reflected incidental exposure, rather than use in the amounts taken by social users.
Activation in the angular gyrus and precuneus/posterior cingulate regions (red in Fig. 4), on the other hand, may reflect incidental activation of semantic representations for words for which more semantic information happens to be available (e.g., high-frequency and/or high-imageability words).
Flexibility is not incidental to agreement formation but reflects the reality that it's expensive, and usually impossible, to fully define an agreement at its outset.
The purpose of Experiment 2 was to establish whether the incidental spatial information that was learnt reflected either allocentric or egocentric cues.
