Patricia reflects an example: "No matter how much you phone ahead and [ask] 'are there any stairs?' – 'No problem, you can get in' – so we get there and there's two stairs into the front door … it's just that feeling of – we even phoned ahead and it's still a problem".
The greater degree of mold sensitization in the severe asthma group could simply reflect an extreme example of the generalized increase in atopy amongst this group.
This example reflects a case where Swarm A, B and C are in phase.
The qualitative and quantitative composition of any surface proteome will vary according to the extracellular and intracellular environment, which may, for example, reflect an organism's developmental stage or nutritional status, or could be influenced by specific pathologies.
Vartan" Symphony, for example -- reflect an intense interest in his own Armenian roots.
The data only identifies correlation rather than cause, so it may be that the correlation with the number of migrants, for example, may reflect an area's relative deprivation.
An intervention as simple as a health information leaflet, for example, may reflect an assumption that increased knowledge of health consequences will trigger behavioural change.
The choice of indicator does not only reflect an academic tradition where, for example, British researchers tend to focus on occupational groups and American researchers on education to measure socioeconomic status (Christenson and Johnson 1995; Davey Smith et al. 1998).
Offering the option of creative media as a way of reflecting is an example of how this can occur.
Businesses cannot tell whether rising copper prices, for example, reflect a scarcity of the metal or just a general inflationary trend.
