Note: "Vaccine For Violence" is mirrored both here and in the January 21 , 2010issue of the Pasadena Weekly, for which it was written.
Unfortunately, there is no apparent correlation between P CO2 gap and global or regional haemodynamic measurements in septic patients [ 15] because the P CO2 gap mirrors both variations in microvascular flow [ 10] and in carbon dioxide metabolism [ 16].
Although juvenile stunts and punishing endurance tests have long been a part of high school athletics, educators and students say the rituals have grown more vicious in recent years, mirroring both the rise in reckless college hazing and the overall escalation of violence in society.
It was a good Polish answer from one of seven competitors last Sunday at the Miss Polonia pageant, an annual event on Staten Island whose rising popularity -- its 200 guests were the most in recent memory -- mirrors both the growth in the borough's Polish population and that community's interest in Polish culture.
But these days, mirroring both the rise in reckless college hazing and the overall escalation of violence in society, it is more likely to involve some form of humiliation or physical abuse, say educators and law enforcement officials.
Those monochrome images in a paper then selling 5m a day show just how much the Mirror both reflected the changes in society and also helped to forge them.
Meanwhile, in a trend that's being mirrored in both the wine and liquor industries, higher-income consumers less affected by the economy are spending their money on better-quality options.
The reason for this is that the Holosticha repeat contains a C, which is relatively rare in AT-rich ciliate genes, where Uroleptus presents a T. The fact that this substitution is mirrored in both repeat copies is consistent with their function in putative IES removal.
The Women's Six Nations Championship kicks off on Saturday, 2 February, the same day as the men's, and the fixtures are mirrored in both competitions.
