The comparative "older" has become an absolute term, in a way that mirrors the development of "elderly" 350 years earlier -- when somebody talks about "older Americans" nowadays, no one asks, "Older than whom?" Granted, many of those phrases reflect a new perception of age as an important social issue.
Those are the two other unsurprising pillars of the AEC, which mirrors the development of European institutions, since tying markets together requires more than just economic agreements.
The transition from World Wide Web site to Web site to website as a single uncapitalized word mirrors the development of other technological expressions which have tended to take unhyphenated forms as they become more familiar.
women and men in recent decades, a secular trend that mirrors the development of generalized adiposity in this country.
Progressive deterioration of muscle strength of knock-in mice mirrors the development of late onset muscle weakness reported in patients [1], [3], [45] and transgenic mice expressing R155H VCP [31].
This mirrors the development of stroke services within metropolitan areas such as London and Greater Manchester, which have both pursued variations on a 'hub and spoke' model of service design [ 42].
Ifitm2 is ubiquitously expressed from E8.5, and Ifitm3 expression mirrors the development of the germ cell lineage: it is expressed in the proximal epiblast from E5.5 and its expression is gradually restricted to PGCs as gastrulation proceeds [ 13- 15].
Such finding is consistent with the recent notion that deterioration in LA function, as quantified using longitudinal strain, mirrors the development of ventricular dysfunction, as recently shown in the MESA study [ 27].
All of these plot points mirror the developments in Scarface and Montana's rise and fall as a cocaine dealer.
The genome studies of mOGCTs mirror the developments in technology, starting with ploidy determination, cytogenetic banding analyses, and more recently, application of CGH methods.
