The generation mortality can be a comprehensive and systematic reflection of the actual control effect of Bacillus thuringiensis for the biological pesticide in the actual control effect, which can make a reasonable assessment.
Heart rate variability is a reflection of the autonomic control (a balance of the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems) of the heart and is a measure of the variation in the RR intervals on a continuous electrocardiogram.
But defenseman Marc Staal acknowledged that the shot totals were a fair reflection of the Senators controlling the puck too much, and the Rangers not enough.
Despite limited federal support, the TPs were very responsive to such requests; apparently, this willingness to cooperate is a reflection of the government dominance and control: «The Ministry and others want something all the time, and their request is always – 'do it yesterday'.
Because the proportion of recent TB transmission may be a reflection of the success of control measures, accurately assessing this quantity is of considerable public health importance.
But so far this year, only 64percentt of Hollywood contributions have gone to Democrats, a reflection of Republican control of the White House and Congress.
It may even be a reflection of the out-of-control cost of health care.
Their presence, as well as the presence of the High School Musical 3 cast and Jordin Sparks' "good girls don't" freakout, made this year's awards show a direct reflection of the softer, studio controlled state of modern pop music: a sagging industry banking on troubled artists and propped up by a giant set of mouse ears.
But the bill had wide support among Democrats, and its success was partly a reflection of the party's regaining control of the Senate this month after a coup attempt by Republicans deadlocked the chamber.
The reduction of malaria cases in the referral hospital in Mwea division over successive years is a reflection of the effectiveness of malaria control measures implemented by this community.
