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Mr Anderson said: "We are fully committed to ensuring diversity is better reflected through our revised music A-level, which will begin to be taught in Autumn 2016.

But as technology costs continue to come down, and hopefully the environmental impacts of fossil fuel use is better reflected in pricing, more and more new renewable energy projects will be competitive without support.

He insists the gap between him and Nadal is better reflected by the small number of points that separate them in the rankings, not by the wide gulf that has existed between them this year.

Other measures of concrete damage such as tensile cracking was found to be unimportant since damage from tensile loading is better reflected in reinforcing steel.

By that the imbalance of songs among classes is better reflected, and one has a good feeling of chance level: for mean recall this simply depends on the number of classes, which in our case are three throughout, as we consider valence and arousal separately.

Alternatively, this SNP could affect hepatic insulin sensitivity which is better reflected by the former parameters, whereas clamp-derived insulin sensitivity predominantly represents skeletal muscle insulin sensitivity.

Simply bringing in younger members of Congress won't necessarily mean that the party is better reflecting the will of the base.

We should also consider the opinions of users, and how their choices can be better reflected.

Risk of thrombo-embolic stroke is thought to be better reflected by carotid plaque composition than by luminal stenosis.

To that end, the way students and academics move around the single market as a matter of course could be better reflected among skilled workers".

The message may have proved more persuasive if those values were better reflected in the Bush administration's image and, more importantly, in its policies.