These thresholds, however, are not necessarily reflective of the reference condition for streams in and around UPDE and DEWA.
Combining all regions increases the likelihood of a statistically significant difference if the case population rate is not entirely reflective of the reference population.
The appeals panel wrote that the reference was "reflective of a general decline in the decorum level of even polite public discourse".
We've seen that conceptual structure is invoked to explain, among other things, typicality effects, reflective categorization, cognitive development, reference determination, and compositionality.
These color difference measures require a conversion from the RGB representation to the CIELAB color space, considering a D65 100 cd/m 2 reflective white point as reference white point.
‡ S. agalactiae (315,588 reflective light units, the reference range below 50,000 reflective light units ).
Composite scores for intervention facilities had caught up to the baseline scores of the reference facilities, reflective of gains in the infrastructure, medical equipment, social services, and M&E domains (Fig. 4).
According to Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times, Timberlake uses references to "cameras and reflective surfaces" to reflect on the "changing nature of celebrity".
Without identical landmarks or reflective markers, tracing the same reference points on the different body postures is not easy because of the complex shape change of the body.
Additionally, this emphasis may be reflective of the Terms of Reference (ToR) under which evaluations are conducted.
