These comments reflect improvements in writing, understanding of the scientific peer-review process, and reflection on the interdisciplinary nature of evolutionary theory.
Despite all indications pointing toward increased violence, the State Department's counterterrorism coordinator said the numbers didn't reflect improvements by the U.S. and its partners in stamping out terrorism financing, improving information sharing, impeding foreign fighters and forming a coalition to fight the Islamic State.
These results appear to reflect improvements in mental health and also at least partly a general sense of improved well being; they may also reflect improvements in objective, physical health, but this is more difficult to determine with the data we now have available.
They had argued that such rankings would not reflect improvements made since their last peer reviews.
The World Health Organisation criticised that report, saying some of the information was outdated and did not reflect improvements made with external aid.
Attached are documents that reflect improvements made to the cottage, our payments for that work, and bank loans we obtained to help make those payments.
Still, blacks have made notable gains in life expectancy in recent decades that demographers say reflect improvements in medical treatment as well as in the socioeconomic position of blacks in America.
Other trace fossils show a marked increase in abundance and diversity as well as an expansion of behaviour patterns that reflect improvements in locomotion, greater ability to penetrate sediment, and new foraging strategies.
The ratios therefore mean less than supervisors would like.Basel 2 is intended to bring regulatory capital requirements more into line with actual risk and to reflect improvements in the best banks' practices.
"The critical question on the table is whether the new tests will mimic what happens in real-world crashes and whether N.H.T.S.A.'s stars-for-cars ratings will reflect improvements made for real-world situations," said Thomas C. Baloga, an engineering vice president at BMW.
The latter is thought to reflect improvements in recording and possibly a rise in public reporting.
