Note that fractional operators also provide a method for reflecting the memory properties and non-locality of many anomalous processes.
The degree of city outreach reflects the closeness and frequency of intercity information exchange, which is a new perspective and method for reflecting the characteristics of intercity relations.
Much contemporary experimental film and video that makes use of archival footage does so less as a means to directly illustrate an idea or provide a window onto some past reality than as a method for reflecting on the very idea of "history" or "representation" or "cinema," true to modernist strategies of reflexivity.
Qualitative methods could have been more suitable for reflecting the views of the residents.
We compared the angle-dependent shift in peak wavelength derived from Figure 2E, plotted in the inset, with values following from the interference condition for reflecting multilayers (see Methods) by using data for the thickness of the air (da) and cuticle layers (dc) estimated by scanning electron microscopy: da ≈ 82 nm and dc ≈ 105 nm (blue line).
For evaluating the performance of dynamic update method, it needs enough testing sample for reflecting the reasonable function of dynamic update model.
The FFQ, when compared with blood concentration measurement, is a relatively less accurate method for instantly reflecting the level of micronutrients.
Third, another limitation lies in the FFQ method itself, which is a relatively less accurate method for instantly reflecting the level of micronutrients when compared with blood concentration measurement.
While there are methods for predicting the reflected blast wave pressure and impulse time history, the multi-fragment impulse has been rarely studied, and in fact, it is frequently neglected.
A total of 7/26 genes of the TSTSS were annotated for involvement in cellular differentiation (ANXA2, CTGF, EFNA1, ITGA4, LAMB3, PTPN11, SPAG9), and we also found that the TSTSS was weakly positively correlated in ER+ but not ER- tumors with a meta-differentiation index (see Methods for definition) that reflects luminal differentiation.
