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We're yet to see how this might reflect itself in precise policy terms.

The associations between CysC levels and prognosis in our study might reflect that IE itself or nephrotoxic agents used during treatment of IE impairs kidney function.

Freeland et al. [ 21] discuss potential difficulties arising from the fact that this empirically derived substitution matrix might reflect the standard code itself, and only indirectly, the differences between amino acids.

It is interesting that lecturers often underestimated the number and range of narratives or stories they were telling; this in itself might reflect a reluctance to consider them as useful learning tools.

Another possible explanation is that such symptoms might reflect, for instance, weight loss, which itself is an important prognostic indicator.

This might reflect the fact that the ITS1 itself, considering the sequencing errors, is not informative enough to reliably assign the species rank.

This might reflect more co-morbidity or be an outcome of the disease itself.

"Poetry itself is in a postpastoral condition, and the mood in Newark might reflect major changes in poetry over the last 50 years," he said.

This reaction might reflect a condition in which A. fumigatus cannot take up sufficient nutrients and protect itself against the harsh conditions in blood at the same time.

And my recommendation might reflect it.

Instead, that success rate might reflect more about the participants.