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While seriously considering how effective the "Original Backnobber II" might be, I reflect on the first day back in the office after my honeymoon nearly five years ago.

I find myself reflecting on this the way I might reflect on a berserk car alarm that finally shuts off -- with the ringing still in my ears, with anger and frustration still wracking my body.

Alternative transcripts produced from the same gene might: (i) encode different functions, (ii) reflect nonfunctional (but common) variants or (iii) represent rare spliceosomal errors, which will all appear in EST databases and thus in EST-based AS annotations.

Had it not been for Emma, I reflected, I might well have been a brand-new widow, with Emma as my sole charge.

It is tempting to speculate that the obvious differences in ESCRT-III dynamics might reflect distinct levels of spatiotemporal regulation of Vps4 function, from simple ESCRT-III disassembly and recycling in HIV budding and MVB sorting, to a more defined ESCRT-III filament remodeling during cytokinesis.

To determine whether the reduced MHC class I expression might reflect alterations in the antigen processing and presentation in stem cells, we analyzed the expression of APM molecules by real-time PCR.

I might as well reflect positively on it, but I will call it for what it is.

Now you might think that I would reflect on how I have apparently been perfectly able to kick the establishment in the goolies while at the BBC, an institution regulated by charter and statute, and that therefore I would conclude that state regulation of newspapers is not such a terrible threat.

I realize I also might be reflecting my past hurt onto a situation that doesn't merit it -- and thus I've come to you! Please help, Friendship Doctor.

Of greater interest were a number of genes and pathways which were present in E-Pae and absent from I-Pae which might reflect adaptation to the woody parts of the tree.

This provides a better fit to the observed networks than removing pollinators randomly and might reflect sampling properties; i.e. a pollinator with many links might have higher chance of being observed over consequetive days than a pollinator with few links.

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