In this way, propensity is an intangible reflection of processes, routines, and capabilities established within a firm.
Do GWs in the upper atmosphere affect the development of sudden stratospheric warmings, or they are a mere reflection of processes in the lower atmosphere?
Our investigation focused on the amniotic fluid, as a possibly better reflection of processes operant at the fetal-maternal interface than maternal plasma.
More often than not, changes in the operation of the process mean the offline determined parameters may no longer be a true reflection of the process and need to be re-determined.
"We also tell [our students] that the decisions they are about to receive are a reflection of a process, not indictments of them or their abilities," said Nanette Tarbouni, the director of college counseling at John Burroughs School in St . Louis
For example, the codified format of publications in most biomedical journals known as the IMRAD format (Introduction, Method, Results, Analysis, Discussion) is explicitly described by the journal editors as "not an arbitrary publication format but rather a direct reflection of the process of scientific discovery" (see the so-called "Vancouver Recommendations", ICMJE 2013: 11).
It is a pure reflection of the process.
Data normalization with HKPs relies only on one data point and provides a poor reflection of possible process inconsistencies.
The parallel development of abnormal IgG and IgA antibody responses to EBV lytic antigens, which are characteristically associated with NPC development, most likely is a reflection of this process [18].
LINE-1 is dispersed across the genome; however, because there is a mix of both active and inactive LINE-1 elements present in the genome, it cannot be viewed as either a passive dosimeter of methylation processes or a reflection of methylation processes at active chromatin.
