If We Want More were a true reflection of today's music photography, though, Dazed and Confused might have been a more apt title.
England have shown enough in this second Test to demonstrate that the first Test was more abberration than a true reflection of the relative strengths of the teams and, if England can no longer win the series, then providing the weather holds, it could be a titanic clash for Test match supremacy.
Hence, asking a patient how they are doing and documenting their response may be more objective and a true reflection of how they are doing compared with asking a physician to perform a joint count and base their decisions on that.
Partly this was for professional reasons, but more importantly it was a true reflection of his modesty and reserve, combined with his own inability to explain how he took his classic images.
Data recorded from this point are, therefore, more likely to offer a true reflection of the national trauma caseload.
The rate from enhanced surveillance is more likely to be a true reflection of absolute rate because both numerator and denominator are derived from the same source.
Shah, however, [ 33] emphasized that the strength of the support should be estimated more precisely to gain a true reflection of it.
Because the agreement rate declined with time for "ask," and in view of previously published reports, the immediate patient assessment is more likely to represent a true reflection of the patient experience.
Variation in incidence between countries may partly reflect different sensitivities and specificities of national surveillance systems, whereas variation between years within countries is more likely to be a true reflection of the well-known irregular fluctuations in meningitis incidence across the meningitis belt [ 1].
I think the perspective you articulated today is more theirs than I hope a true reflection of yours.
