First, communities, not surprisingly, reflect spatial geography.
Not surprisingly "January" reflects the luminous influence of ECM pianists like Keith Jarrett and Carla Bley, even as it tests new terrain.
Not surprisingly, possibly reflecting a more defined mortality/survival population later during the course of severe sepsis/septic shock, predictions of survival were most accurate from serial data at 21 and 28 days.
Not surprisingly, the show reflects the northward progress of mapmaking expertise from Rome, through France, Germany, the Netherlands and England, to Norway itself.
Not surprisingly, this response reflects the needs of the SARS Steering Committee, which was responsible for infection control during the SARS emergency.
Not surprisingly, his struggles were reflected in the Thunder's average of 15.4 turnovers per game in the playoffs, up from 14.1 in the regular season.
Not surprisingly, the mansion strongly reflects the presence of the younger Mr. Lincoln.
Not surprisingly, Augustine's epistemology reflects these strongly Neoplatonic tendencies, but here, as elsewhere, it would be a mistake to view Augustine's thought as an uncritical application of an inherited framework; as is often the case in other areas, Augustine's approach to epistemology is conditioned by his own religious and philosophically eudaimonistic concerns.
Not surprisingly, insular subregion functions reflect the distinctive connectional associations outlined above.
Not surprisingly, this scenario is also reflected in our phylogenetic analyses of rDNA sequences and our analyses of Hsp90 DNA sequences concatenated with rDNA sequences (Figures 3, 4).
