Montenegro, which has 600,000-odd people compared with Serbia's 8m (excluding Kosovo), was previously over-represented to reflect its status as a republic.
While there are relatively fewer non-apicomplexa genes in the Toxoplasma abundance class, the genes represented appear to reflect shared eukaryotic biology (Fig. 2C), supporting the view that individual mRNA levels are influenced by evolutionary selection for cellular fitness [ 39].
Despite the very, commercialization of the holiday with big sales, free food, and parades, every Veteran's Day still represented a time to reflect on those that gave the ultimate sacrifice to our nation.
The threshold was chosen because: 1) it represented enough time to reflect complications and response to therapy for the patient; and 2) the proportion of patients still in the ICU at this point was approximately equal to the upper quintile for length of stay.
Rather than casting blame to one party or another for the true political debacle that partisanship represents, it might be time to reflect upon the vey idea of partisanship as a fundamental failure of government at its most foundational level.
The catalogue, and the exhibition it accompanies, represent an attempt to reflect on the relevance of the centre's vast body of work, 50 years on.
"Today represents an opportunity to reflect on the progress made so far, but we owe it to the 850,000 people in the UK with dementia to build on this work with even bolder commitments.
Finally, functional group weighting also represents a possibility to reflect species value in terms of ecosystem function regulation.
"Social scientists say it takes 30% of a group to be represented for an organisation to reflect that group" said Jacob.
