The continuation of the quote above in Armstrong 1989 (579) reflects the modifications of AW3′ that allow for contracted worlds: "Such possible atomic states of affairs may then be combined in all ways to yield possible molecular states of affairs.
On barrier coasts and within estuaries, the signal of maximum runup was highly variable, reflecting the modification of the tide surge wave signal by inshore bathymetry and the presence of a range of coastal ecosystems.
Glycated albumin and fructosamine reflect the modification of serum proteins by glucose and are markers of endogenous glucose exposure over the prior 2 to 4 weeks, i.e., extending beyond the half-life of albumin and some other serum proteins.
In an individual patient, however, short-term changes in the course of therapeutic interventions aimed at interfering with the RA process ought to reflect the modification of that process.
The PDB datestamp field now reflects the modification time of the PDB file, rather than the date the file was obtained from the PDB.
In the last two decades, RA's treatment has undergone intense changes, reflecting both the modification of the therapeutic approach paradigm and the introduction of new classes of disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drugs (DMARDs), including biological response modifiers (biological therapy) [ 6].
Cell surface hydrophobicity was related to the cell surface structure (protein, lipoteichoic acid, capsule, etc).; the change of hydrophobicity could reflect the biochemical modification of the cell wall.
An analysis of the illustrations indicates that the students were aware of the differences and similarities of birds and were able to apply their knowledge as reflected by the modifications of their bird drawings (see Fig. 8).
"My monthly statement reflects the terms of the modification but without the new loan documents, I'm worried that some other snafu will come up.
The alert line reflects a modification of the mean rate of cervical dilatation of the slowest 10% of primigravid women in the active phase of labour (1 cm per hour).
