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He warns however though that we should not expect radical changes from Mr Abadi, who still largely represents a specific subset of Iraqi society.
Moving house, or population turnover, is frequent in modern life, and largely represents a form of 'changing places': a high level implies nothing about any population increase.
Modularity is closely related to the hierarchical reductionism introduced before, although it largely represents a different perspective and both descriptions typically result in a very different model language.
Although this largely represents a formulation and bioavailability issue, it is clearly not advantageous for a significant percentage of 4-HPR to be metabolized to inactive metabolites.
Since the reduction in contractility is independent of alterations in cardiac load or heart rate, it largely represents an intrinsic depression of contractile function.
This research largely represents an extension of assumptions and methods used to test treatment efficacy (Kazdin and Nock 2003; Morgenstern and McKay 2007; Wampold 2001).
In addition, the mEPSC amplitudes did not show a significant increase following PTP induction, which shows again that PTP under these stimulation conditions largely represents an increase in the amount of released quanta.
These findings are consistent with the view that PTP largely represents an increase in the amount of released quanta (Korogod et al., 2005), and that a significant increase in mEPSC amplitude, maybe caused by compound fusion, is only observed with stronger PTP induction stimuli (He et al., 2009; Xue and Wu, 2010).
Similarly, Macron's victory in Sunday's runoff may have largely represented a rejection of Le Pen and the National Front, with its record of racism, anti-Semitism, and apologies for Vichyism.
Current frameworks are partial as they largely represent a water-centric perspective.
The management plans sampled largely represent a lowland ecosystem 0-5000 m a.s.l).l
