The paucity of guidelines on the subject is reflected in recent surveys among practicing immunologists that highlight differences of habit regarding this treatment.
In the will, the subject immediately grasps its own inner action [Handlung]; in the representational contents, [by contrast,] a reality distinct from the subject is reflected.
Hence, the relation of natural dependence between the accident and the subject is reflected in the construction of the adjective with its substantive.
The scientific consensus on the subject is reflected in a follow up report that was subsequently published in 2004 by the Institute of Medicine, which took into account new data that had been published since the 2001 report.
The distortion of dentate gyrus development detected in two autistic subjects was reflected in granule cell migration into the molecular layer and formation of an additional granule cell layer.
The distribution of distance from a major road among subjects in our study was reflected in exposure cut-points corresponding to ≤ 42 m (the closest 10%), 42 96 m (subsequent 15%), and 96 209 m (next 25%) as exposure groups.
The same appetite for heroic subject matter is reflected in the midcentury novels.
The seriousness of the subject matter is reflected in the characters' facial expressions.
Its humorous and satirical subject matter is reflected in its music video, which featured a severely injured Flav being mistreated by a remiss, overdue ambulance staff.
Her constant grumbling about all manner of subjects is reflected in her nickname, "Olivia Moaning", but Reggie never wavered in his role as his wife's principal supporter and encourager, confident that her talent would ultimately be recognised.
Just how touchy a subject it remains was reflected by Steven L. Bate, executive director of the 40-member Long Island Wine Council.
