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It was difficult to gauge whether the scores of "tea parties" across the country last week -- held to express opposition to high taxes and soaring government spending, but all with strong anti-Obama undertones -- might reflect sufficiently wide public concern to slow administration's initiatives.

Ribosomal proteins also reflect sufficiently conserved variation that allows for their use in phylogenetic grouping [ 1].

First, what we measure in various body fluids may not reflect sufficiently well what is ongoing in the microenvironment of the joint, and the leakage of various molecules into the body fluids may differ among, and within, patients.

We accumulate polio cases from any LPV (i.e., all OPV-related viruses) to trigger oSIAs and we modify the response strategy to reflect sufficiently aggressive response to minimize the chances of failing to fully control outbreaks after OPV cessation, as shown in Table  4.

And too many officials have interpreted low interest rates as reflecting sufficiently stimulative ultra-loose" istimulative ultra-looseonetary polisy.

In terms of monetary policy, investors have absorbed the good news from near-zero rates (cash will be forced into risky assets) without reflecting sufficiently on the bad news (rates are low because central banks are very nervous about growth prospects).

In three patients (cases 3, 4 and 5), an apex-distal chevron olecranon osteotomy was performed at the bare area of the sigmoid fossa and the triceps mechanism was reflected sufficiently proximally to expose the distal humerus.

One way or another it is still unclear if the animal's alpha reflects sufficiently the human's alpha, especially if one considers it as the idle ongoing state of our mental working.

Possibly, some of them had agreed to participate before reflecting sufficiently on the commitment involved, and therefore decided to withdraw.

The participants' population reflects sufficiently the general healthy Greek population given that almost 40% of them were overweight or obese and 45% were smokers.

In the absence of a functional ZF2, a higher concentration of MNNG is able to detectably activate PARP, an observation which may reflect a sufficiently high density of SSBs or sufficient numbers of DSB's to induce the activation of PARP via ZF1 alone.