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While this may be reflected in some imprecision in the matching of osmolarity formulae to directly measured osmolality our results suggest that despite use of indirect ISE the Khajuria and Krahn equation is useful in screening for dehydration in older people.

(The use of eighth-point ranges is new, and reflects the imprecision of setting rates when QE has left banks awash with trillions of dollars of unneeded reserves).

At one level, noise reflects the imprecision of cellular operations within an ensemble of neurons (e.g. ion channel opening and closing, membrane fluctuations).

We did note a substantial reduction in the risk of death associated with each additional interval containing a report of unrecognized hypoglycemia in the intensive group, but the wide CI for this analysis probably reflects the imprecision in the measure.

This shift reflects the imprecision in each disease's measured estimates of reporting completeness and the adjustment or shrinkage of their proportions to the mean of the prior covariate probability groups (i.e., food/water-borne transmission, and reporting time of 24 hours).

Did they reflect some other anguish?

Then he reflected some more.

The tips reflect some trends in Korea.

The tendency of epidemiological studies to imply a distinction between exercise and physical activity reflects imprecision of measurement rather than any fundamental difference.

This likely reflects the added imprecision associated with comparing a single-room HVS3 sample with a "whole-house" vacuum cleaner sample, both of which are consistent with typical field practice.

The discrepancies are difficult to interpret and reflect the imprecision of even advanced technology in capturing highly complex brain processes.