But have the scripts you've received over the past decade mirrored the quality of the ones you saw earlier in your career?
The cineplex's roller-coaster past year -- way down in the first quarter, up in the second and third quarters, and back down again in the fourth -- mirrored the quality of the releases, he said.
Undoubtedly, patients and caregivers' perspectives mirror the quality of the care received and provided.
We aimed to create a test set of slides that, as closely as possible, mirrored the quality and variety of cases observed in everyday clinical practice.
Another caveat of using plant pollinator networks is that, as in most community studies, data on the frequency of interactions are assumed to mirror the quality and quantity of pollination (Vázquez et al. 2005).
Child mortality rates are universally recognized indicators of the nation's health as they mirror the quality of people's life and their prosperity, distribution of social and material benefits in the society, environmental status, the level of education and culture, effectiveness of prevention, accessibility and quality of health care.
Sally Mugabe mirrored the qualities of her husband, Robert, when he struggled to power in Rhodesia, or Zimbabwe, as he renamed it.
The soil is principally crushed pink granite, and the wine is soft but well-structured, mirroring the qualities of the great Moulin-à-Vent wines produced a few miles to the south.
Throughout, Mr. Steel's choreography, which mirrors the clipped quality of the text with abrupt gestures — a slap on the neck, a gruff fall to the floor, a hefty lift — is unadventurously monotonous.
