While NAEP scores are widely cited, score changes over time can be a reflection of trends outside the classroom, such as changing demographics, attrition, measurement error, and changes in circumstances including the effects of the recession.
Although some validation studies have shown that HIV-1 trends among women attending antenatal clinics provide a fairly accurate reflection of trends in HIV-1 infection among females in the general population, it may not correctly reflect the overall HIV-1 infection rates in the general population as HIV-1 infection tends to be generally higher among females compared to males [1].
Her Twitter feed combines reflections on trends to revealing expressions of her likes and dislikes (eg: "Would love a shawl just like the one that Mr Dawes Snr in Mary Poppins is wearing").
"One Year On is a good reflection of the trends we're likely to see in 2014," says Joanna Feeley, director of interiors forecasting agency Trend Bible.
In one notable break with the past, Greenwich money is increasingly going to Democrats, a reflection of national trends.
He has had this apartment for 37 years and it's been as much a reflection of changing trends as the clothes he makes.
Macfarlane said the announcements of the Australian closures of Holden and Toyota within months of each other was a reflection of global trends and a very competitive automotive industry.
In a reflection of nationwide trends, New Jersey is a little more African-American than it was in 1990 (15.2percentt of the population, up from 13.9percentt) and considerably more Hispanic (12.8percentt, up from 9.7percentt) and Asian (5.8percentt, up from 3.6percentt).
Analysts expect 2.5% growth in the fourth quarter, with the sluggish rate largely a reflection of flat trends in consumer spending and the lack of any appreciable job growth.
The price of food has also increased although this is more likely to be a reflection of global trends, rather than the effects of the revolution as many believe.
