Since the main focus of Schurz et al. [39] was on the brain reflection of a length by lexicality (familiar vs. unfamiliar letter strings) interaction, pseudohomophones were deleted and this was also done in the present study.
The strong correlation obtained validates the use of an average measurement of T/S values as an accurate reflection of telomere length.
The longer median time to clearance estimated for MRSA is in part a reflection of the length of follow-up, as evidenced by the reduction from 88 weeks to 41 weeks observed when follow-up was restricted to the same duration as the VRE studies.
In one study exploiting multiple regression analysis to disclose relationships between the magnitude of ERPs and psycholinguistic variables, there was an early reflection of word length and typicality (∼100 ms), followed by indexes of lexical and semantic processing (∼150 ms, Hauk et al., 2006a).
Also as before, hornless, minor males fell below the line expected if adult horn length was a direct reflection of pupal horn length whereas horned, major males appeared right on that line.
If adult horn length is a direct reflection of pupal horn length regardless of male size then the slope of such a log-log plot should be 1 with an intercept of 0. If horn length decreases from the pupa to adult by the same magnitude for each individual this should cause the slope to remain 1, but the intercept to become negative.
Log-log plots of pupal against adult horn length showed that hornless, minor males fell below the line expected if adult horn length was a direct, unaltered reflection of pupal horn length (indicated by gray line in Fig. 2C), whereas horned, major males appeared right on that line.
This distance eliminates reflection of no equal length sequences, so the numerical characterization is more effective.
Apparently, the flaccidity of intestines seen at necropsy is a reflection of the reduced length of intestinal villi.
These findings, however, are not to be considered as a reflection of the actual length of stay in the ICU.
