And she would probably insist that both views are a valid reflection of women's attitudes about their bodies, as well as their love-hate relationship with fashion.
First, assessment of severity of illness was limited, and may not be a valid reflection of acuity.
Third, the cost data were collected from an insurance company and are a valid reflection of the healthcare costs of the selected patients [ 10].
10 Hence, the findings of these case control studies may not be a valid reflection of the true risk of TB in association with DM.
The study used an iterative approach involving several phases to obtain a wide and comprehensive range of opinions in order to ensure that the final Quality Standards were a valid reflection of parental and professional views.
The low eligibility rate (21% of all admissions or those with a suspected hyperacute communication problem) was scrutinised throughout to ensure it was a valid reflection of speech and language therapists' usual decision making.
Using as a reference the previous estimates which exist of excess respiratory mortality in England and Wales, our estimates appear to be a valid reflection of variability between years and between age groups in influenza-attributable mortality.
Face validity, pilot testing and analysis/comparison of qualitative data from a sub-sample of the young people who completed the survey increased confidence among the team that the survey findings were a valid reflection of the actual experiences of the young people in the study.
Overall, the body weight remained constant throughout the study (75.6 ± 15.7 kg at start vs. 75.8 ± 15.6 kg at end; Wilcoxon signed rank test, P = 0.56) which suggests that the intake achieved in the study was a valid reflection of the usual dietary habits in these volunteers.
Christopher Dunn, the lawyer representing the group, told Judge Kimba M. Wood of United States District Court that the sleeping protest was a valid expression of free speech and a reflection of the group's beliefs about the city housing policy.
Meanwhile, it is afflicted by dichotomy: a split between mandarin indulgence and stylised stridency, this is itself a valid reflection of the class structure.' He compared the situation in Britain with the US, where there had long been a tradition of literate sportswriting.
