Reflecting constituents' passions and polarization, Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama each carried 5 of the 10 Assembly districts with the highest turnouts.
It may therefore reflect constituents found in road dust, including combustion-based material, brake dust, tire debris, and semivolatile compounds.
It also reflects the constituent thermodynamic properties of the ligand binding event that includes Δ S and ΔCp.
Each principal component reflects a different constituent of the sound production apparatus Each of the DFAs carried out on PC1 to PC5 scores corresponding to 2002, 2003 and 2004 recordings (N = 10.00 ± 1.00 individual per year) generated five discriminant functions.
MPs, not unnaturally, reflected their constituents' views, and it became clear that there was no appetite for an immediate strike against Syria.
The women showed pragmatism as negotiators in the midst of fierce partisanship and a level of frustration with the leaders of both parties that reflect their constituents and the nation.
Rather than killing off the rebellion by ordering MPs to comply with his will, he has merely stoked it, his critics say, by denying them the right to speak out and reflect their constituents' concerns.
The plan notes that due to these practices, only 40 incumbent State legislators have lost their seat since 1970 (even with over 4,000 races), and cites studies that show that over time, incumbents' policy choices do not best reflect their constituents.
After all, if a lawmaker can show how a budget truly reflects what the constituents want, that's worth a lot in political, and campaign, capital.
In a final analysis, we tested whether the similar input organizations of VA and VM, as defined by uniformly abundant GAD67 immunolabeling, were reflected in constituent neurons with similar physiological properties (Fig. 7).
