That is, are the conflict ratios in the lexical decision task a reflection of lexical competition or might they rather reflect a deficit in word knowledge?
"What we are seeing is the reflection of renewed competition among insurers, where some are winners and some are losers," Ms. Suter said.
The academy had gone two years without handing out any such punishments, Mr. Robertson said, so this year's increase was probably a reflection of the competition fostered by such a close race.
Net revenues from institutional investors were unchanged at 20 basis points, but they were well below the U.S. institutional-market average of 30 basis points–a reflection of fiercer competition in Europe.
How the teams have fared lately could be a reflection of their competition.
Competing for the nightly £1,000 prize are the autobiographical Duet; Athletes, a reflection on competition in the modern world; Dead Gig, a tribute to hippie dinosaurs The Grateful Dead; and The Wishing Well, about the dynamics of desire.
University of Oxford A picture showing the heart of a two-day-old zebrafish has won the British Heart Foundation's Reflections of Research competition.
But Wall Street analysts and industry executives said this was hardly a rejection of the technology, but rather a reflection of the stiffening competition and relentless price pressure.
Its vitriolic net-neutrality debate is a reflection of the lack of competition in broadband access.
The Dutch fans have travelled in far smaller numbers than usual - a reflection of their pre-competition hopes - but there were still pockets of orange mixed in with the red of Spain, yellow of Brazil and the colours of various other teams, fitting in this melting pot of a city.
