This indicates that in patients with strong TCRVβ skewing, but not in patients with skewing in 2 5 TCRVβ families, skewing might reflect a contracted T-cell repertoire.
Google has a depth in its APIs that reflects an "implied contract," that a new generation of APIs provide, said Tidemark Founder and CEO Christian Gheorghe in a Twitter exchange.
But this emergent stability also reflects an implicit social contract among the various scientists and policy specialists involved, which allows 'the same' concept to accommodate tacitly different local meanings.
But the company said yesterday's agreement on an 18-month contract reflected a collective recognition of a weak economy.
The 44-strong full-time chorus has been threatened with a pay cut of least 25%, in that members would be employed on a nine-month instead of a 12-month contract, reflecting a reduction in work at ENO's base, the Coliseum in London.
The contentious off-season contract negotiations reflected a difference in opinion in how the Yankees and Jeter saw his abilities over the next several years.
(This is an estimate because reporting requirements allow multiple contracts to reflect a single payment shared by representatives of the same firm).
Mr. Hevesi said the entire episode with Kaiser reflected a widespread laxity in the contracting procedures at the city's welfare agency.
It is also possible, Mr. Cholst said, that floor-pricing policies could induce desperate or determined sellers to submit to the board sham contracts that reflect a higher price than the apartment is actually selling for.
As documents (like contracts) can reflect a single purpose even though those who draft them have a variety of motives, judges can discern the ends of legislation through an objective inquiry into the terms of a statute or regulation, its operation, and its context (including the sequence of events leading to its passage) without reading minds.
