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These concentrations may be reflected from anthropogenic influences.

However, HF waves may be reflected from behind the radar from northern slope of the equatorial anomaly, where the critical frequency is greater.

This may be reflected in results from a recent preclinical study, which found that ketamine's fast antidepressant activity was abolished by 5-HT depletion, suggesting that these effects may be serotonin-dependent.

Such development may be reflected by the mortality from other causes.

We show how distortions in intensity may be reflected in the expression ratios from biologically different samples.

Particularly, compared to adherent cells, the increment of RNA yields was remarkably greater in floating cells (NCI-H69 and Lu-135) or cells with mix populations of floating and adherent cells (Colo205), which may be reflected by contamination of RNAs shed from lysed cells that have been continuously left in culture media.

The reason the African American students at Berkeley remained at a high level of interest relative to other Berkeley students may be reflected in the following excerpts taken from the interviews with three African American students.

Part of Ms. Townsend's tendency to shy away from rough campaigning may be reflected in her desire to be seen as a centrist.

The above mechanism may be reflected in the reduction in pore volume from the single-point method with respect to pH (Table 1).

These deviations from the protocol may be reflected in the low quality of the formulated actions and the lack of compliance regarding contracting by the participants.

Therefore, the resistance to apoptosis observed in thymocytes from older mice may be reflected in decreased susceptibility of peripheral T cells to undergo cell death.