To some extent, the stock market woes reflect a case of "what goes up must come down," or, in the terms preferred by statisticians, a "reversion to mean".
However, it may also reflect a case of over-splitting because some authors view these taxa as color forms of a single species [36].
The analysis rejected repeated identical culture results that did not reflect a subsequent case of infection with a given MDR pathogen, but only persistence of the same strain in a given patient.
Your article reflects a serious case of denial.
Furthermore, a small proportion of casualties recorded as 'slight' by the police, actually had an MAIS > 2 in the hospital records; this reflects a particular case of injury severity under-reporting, often referred as mis-reporting, where injury severity is underestimated by the police.
Additional comparative genomic data will help winnow in on the timing of these acquisitions and, hopefully, show whether they reflect an extreme case of differential loss of ancestral sequences or acquisitions of foreign DNA.
"He's not the only libertine man in the political world," said Olivia Cattan, who leads an anti-sexism association called Words of Women and believes the case reflects a code of silence.
Sampling was broadly purposive and reflected a range of 'critical case' experiences typical of those presenting with complex needs within the clinic and the caseworker's caseload [ 24, 25].
The striker could, however, reflect that it was a case of job done as he departed to a standing ovation from the Bilbao fans.
