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Mr Wolfson concedes that 1848 to 1985 would more accurately mirror design history.
A player whose struggles more accurately mirror Lee's was Shareef Abdur-Rahim, a talented power forward for a number of teams that always managed to underperform.
The newest, most fanciful nighttime soap operas, like "The O.C". and "One Tree Hill," are, paradoxically, most realistic in the sense that they more accurately mirror the way teenagers view themselves.
More sophisticated in vitro systems have been established by incorporating different brain regions (or neuronal cells)24,25, 3D architecture9,11,13,14, specific glial support cells26,27, or extracellular matrices7,9,10,11, to more accurately mirror in vivo neuronal function and provide more relevant data in response to therapeutics or toxins.
This data was found using an SIV model of CNS neuroAIDS, which might more accurately mirror CNS pathology, than mouse models of ALS mirror the human disease.
The challenge now lies in the development of appropriate in vivo-models that more accurately mirror TDP-43 proteinopathy mechanisms occurring in human ALS and FTLD.
It estimates that between 2008 and 2013 average emissions in Europe fell by 31 grams per kilometre (g/km), but that over half the improvements came from sleight of hand rather than technological progress.The European Commission wants to introduce a new test by 2017 that more accurately mirrors real driving.
But the Apple device more accurately mirrors the way we work and read today.
Quite simply, moving towards an industry that more accurately mirrors the world we are supposed to be communicating with, will help create a more equal and effective industry.
Adding and subtracting the SD from the mean more accurately mirrored the range as the rounds progressed (table 4).
Every bout of anxiety, moment of rage, every period of insecurity, every maddening interaction with a coworker serves as a mirror, or more accurately, serves as a potential mirror.
