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Even if a site is indeed representative of its river reach at the time of site selection, this representativeness might not endure because of changing riparian conditions, altered land-use in the catchment, water abstraction and effluent discharges.

In that sense, it is indeed representative of America – just not in the way that Fedora and the other members of his imagined militia think.

If Mr Lam is right, and if Mr Jiang is indeed representative of his peers, the picture of Chinese politics that emerges is far from encouraging.

Now, he will at least press his case democratically, and ensure that South Africa's first democratic parliament is indeed representative of the entire country.Yet, at best, Inkatha's co-operation will reduce the violence, not end it.

Figures posted over the weekend on the referendum commission's website show that more than 99 percent of voters in the south's plebiscite want secession for their oil-rich but everything-else-poor homeland.The vote has already been praised by observers, and there is little doubt that the process is indeed representative of the will of the Southern Sudanese people.

Therefore, future studies are required to clarify whether our heritability estimate is indeed representative of CVD in general.

Finally, as far as the argument about a gridlocked parliament is concerned, the irony is that, on this at least, our representatives are indeed representative of the British people.

Therefore, it is possible to conclude that the groups sampled in this study were indeed representative of the population of children of British Columbia.

Yet despite the limited number of cores obtained, skeletal growth trends within each reef zone were relatively consistent amongst cores (Fig. 4 ., which suggests that the analyzed cores are indeed representative of the greater population of S. siderea inhabiting the respective reef zones.

There was an almost complete matching between the virus strains isolated and those present in the composition of vaccine (produced from extensive surveillance all around the globe) within the same years (Table 1; Figure S1.1), indicating that such sampling effort was indeed representative of circulating virus variants.

In the current analysis, we found that individuals with chronic disease seemed to have a greater tendency to participate, but there was no difference relating to age or level of education, arguing that the data we present are indeed representative of individuals with chronic illness.