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As we have highlighted in the accompanying manuscript, serum levels of kynurenine metabolites may roughly mirror CNS levels because the constitutive action of the kynurenine pathway is low in the CNS, and at least KYN and 3-HK of peripheral source can cross the blood-brain barrier and fuel the pathway in the brain parenchyma [16].

The turnout for 16- to 18-year-olds is predicted to roughly mirror the average and may even be higher than that for 18- to 24-year-olds.

It is possible that these differences, which roughly mirror the general demographics of the adults and youth in the school district, may have set the stage for replication of regular classroom dynamics for some students of color who were already experiencing disconnection and disinvestment from classroom activities.

Racial disparities among Muslims roughly mirror those in the broader society.

That would roughly mirror Huddersfield's record under Herbert Chapman in the 1920s.

Other fans, like Mr. Langone, have roots in the 2008 presidential campaign of Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor whose pugnacity and politics roughly mirror Mr. Christie's.

Interestingly though, had Melbourne Victory and Sydney FC maintained last season's form then this season's competition ladder would roughly mirror population.

Republican gains roughly mirrored Democratic losses.

At nearly 20 percent of the population, Catholics have roughly mirrored the popular vote in the last eight elections.

The exhausting journey roughly mirrored what GOP strategists believe to be his most likely path to the White House.

Federer's 6-4, 6-1 victory over Nadal roughly mirrored his performance against fifth-ranked Andy Roddick on Friday night.