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We should note that although the DoG edge map representation of Tile Illusions reveals the local tilt cues at multiple scales of the edge map (most probably reflects on the encoding of the retinal ganglion cells), these local tilt cues must be integrated at higher levels of visual processing (completed in the cortex).

This probably reflects on the Pearson's correlation coefficient for the plot, resulting in lower value than what could be expected.

This probably reflects on poor perception of general public and practitioners regarding the magnitude of CKD in India.

This probably reflects on the health seeking habits for men which could be that by the time men present, their disease is advanced.

This reduction is to be welcomed given the concerns about the overprescription of APs and probably reflects on the increased publicity about the excessive prescribing 12 and the risks of their use versus their limited benefits.

Hannover Re experienced catastrophe losses in 2010 that were 21% higher than the amount it took in on premiums.That probably reflects one disaster-prone year and the fact that more things are being insured, rather than rising risks of calamity.

These differences probably reflect, on the one hand, a slight tendency for owners of higher-than-average incidence flocks to have approached IAH for inclusion in our study; but on the other hand, for such flocks to have less scrapie than flocks maintained specifically for the study of the disease.

More important was the contrabassoon, whose sporadic appearance in scores probably reflected on its rarity more than its usefulness.

If Moyer is in that rocking chair and remembers Sunday's start, he will probably reflect on David Wright's at-bat in the third inning.

He said Mr. Jeffords was also "probably reflecting on 20 years of public life in which he has felt many rebuffs and much disappointment".

So I think the thing that I would probably reflect on next time is: once you've got a coalition agreement, what do you do half-way through?