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In most animal studies the pesticides are administered at high oral or subcutaneous doses orally, not reflecting that, for most humans and wildlife, exposure could in many instances be dermal or via inhalation and, in many cases, over a long period of time at low doses.

But there are cultural facets, too, and they go deeper, reflecting that for many voters, gay rights are not an all-or-nothing matter, but something more nuanced.

Other studies also find log-logistic decay functions to provide good model fits to model job accessibility [e.g., 43, 44], reflecting that for commuters, sensitivity to travel cost (or time or distance) is stronger for intermediate distances than for short and long distances.

For increasing prior probability π, α0 is increasing, reflecting that for larger π the stratification design is preferable.

For increasing, the threshold α0 is decreasing, reflecting that for larger the adaptive design is approximating the enrichment design.

The criteria differentiation of the tumour and genesis were included into the Cox models, reflecting that for example a known prior tumour might have influenced the patient or the physician to accelerate tumour-specific examinations or diagnostics: 1.

"To reflect that for the audience, I had to convince the audience that what they were seeing was real and then rob them of it".

But perhaps the rest of us will reflect that, for all the merits of the BBC's coverage, it offered us but an edited glimpse of the wealth of action on offer in Sydney.

Not really, but it's hard to not reflect that, for all the talk of Argentina's 1986 World Cup-winners being Diego Maradona plus 10 others, Messi's international record might look rather better if he'd had a centre-forward of the calibre of Jorge Valdano to play alongside.

The filters applied in our workflow reflect that, for trees, major barriers to classifying high-quality records were due to the geographical space analysis (label B) as well as the range of the species (label F).

After his death, critics reflected that, for an actor who normally took minor roles, the viewing public were "enormously fond of him".