A revised version, reflecting corrections to the original model code, was included in subsequent rule-making documentation, and reports a central estimate of −0.16 (U.S. EPA 2006).
The fast transient spike patterns may in part reflect correction signals (for instance some exploratory saccades show correlated activity; Fig. 6A, stars) but the general intrinsic biphasic modulation of the opposing optic lobes works more likely to enhance the fly's discriminative capacities.
Product formation reflects correction to the initial concentration in the medium immediately following inoculation.
The changes in company earnings reflect corrections to the improper manner in which the company recorded sales of capacity on its telecommunications network, as well as equipment sales, phone book publishing and purchase accounting methods.
The current online demonstration version integrates these recommendations and reflects corrections in line with the criterions of Scapin and Bastien [ 32].
Part of the downsizing observed is likely to be permanent, reflecting some correction to previously over-expanded construction sectors in some euro area economies.
U.S. dollar bears seem to be ignoring the possibility that the recent U.S. dollar weakness we have seen is simply reflecting a correction of the currency's overvaluation from 1997 to 2002.
The editor sent an apology in reply, and finally, a notice that while they would correct the inaccurate reference to the date (note: while the Chronicle has since updated the piece to reflect this correction, it is not mentioned alongside the other in the notice of correction following the text), no further corrections or qualifications would be made.
We corrected the scale and the revised images and graphs to reflect the correction.
Last September, Mr. Pomares received a lesser fine, $300, from another hearing examiner who said the "penalty reflects prompt correction".
