Still, he offers contradictory statements about his financial status, a reflection of the murkiness of the business he is in.
These findings indicate that RBC c9, t11 CLA status, a reflection of long-term (~4 months) dietary CLA intake, positively relates to BMD.
Treatment under direct observation (DOT) was more commonly used in those who died (p = 0.04), however, this association was no longer significant in analyses controlling for HIV serostatus and sputum smear status, a reflection of the San Francisco Tuberculosis Control Program's strict policy to treat these high risk groups under DOT. 1) Excluding 29 with missing data for CD4 cell count.
Topshop's status is a reflection of how dramatically the balance of power in the British fashion industry has shifted.
Over the past century, Americans have become increasingly obsessed with the supposed desirability of thinness, as thinness has become both a marker for upper-class status and a reflection of beauty ideals that bring a kind of privilege.
In the July 2014 cover story of Sojourners Magazine, Alexander identifies the core of the problem, "The quintupling of our prison population in a few short decades and the relegation of tens of millions of people to a permanent second-class status is a reflection of the fact that we in the United States are captive to a 'spirit of punishment'".
The high proportion of PRRSv-positive herds in each PCVAD status is a reflection of the sampling strategy that favored selection of PRRSv-positive herds.
Health status is a reflection not only of features of the individual but also of wider social and economic influences, health and social services, early life experiences, and environmental factors.
However, the absence of any significant differences with respect to mother's education, prenatal consultations, parents' knowledge about the EPI diseases, child's sex, distance from the health centre, or socio-economic status is a reflection of the limitations of our study.
Pieces are made to symbolise fertility, celebrate love and fidelity, birth, childhood and survival, beliefs and superstitions, wealth and status through to the reflection of death and mourning.
