In her interview, as well as her following runner-up speech, Sharapova mostly reflected on her title at the tournament a year earlier, and that she was grateful again to be on this stage of the tournament.
This tendency mostly owes to the assumption that individuals cannot accurately reflect on what shapes a condition.
Thus, the remarkable gaps between estimated ages from the two studies mostly reflect differences in priors on node ages (as the time constraints) rather than differences in software (MCMCTREE vs. BEAST) or data (mitogenomes vs. nuclear genes).
Current conceptualizations of nursing care performance mostly reflect a system perspective that builds on system theory, Donabedian's earlier works on healthcare organization, and Parsons' theory of social action.
They mostly reflect sound.
PAGE A14 REMEMBERING WHEN While the pope was lauded for humility, many commentators seemed to indulge in the sin of pride with anecdotes that mostly reflected favorably on themselves.
But the euro's recent surge against the dollar mostly reflects higher interest rates on the Continent rather than optimism about Europe's prospects, and the stronger currency actually makes European exports less competitive globally.
However, the paper mostly reflects the focus of participants on the potential impact of telehealth and telecare if they were to take part in the trial.
Easing his way back into public life, Mitt Romney, the former Republican presidential candidate, in a TV interview Sunday mostly declined to reflect on his campaign's shortcomings in his first interview since his defeat in November.
Initially academic research on these themes mostly reflected critical public health interests, at times influenced by social science perspectives.
