Reform rabbis voted today to adopt new guidelines on conversion, a decision that reflected in part how interest in traditional rituals within Judaism's largest liberal branch, the Reform movement, has been growing.
The casualties caused by the Americans and NATO dropped 25 percent from the same period last year, a figure that reflected in part a recent focus on avoiding airstrikes and reducing casualties in night raids.
The additional text provided by the reporting person came from a variety of sources that reflected in part where the online activity took place.
State-controlled anticommunism as it had been practised since 1949 increasingly became a phenomenon of history, one that reflected in a very specific way a particular time in the early years of the Federal Republic and its political culture.
They presented uncertainty intervals that reflected, in addition to statistical variation, other forms of uncertainty such as uncertainty in exposure estimates.
Indeed, in addition to being visually compelling and well composed, we were drawn to pictures that reflected in some way the enormous breadth of our science.
The prevalence of independently assessed depressive symptoms was significantly greater than that reflected in the RAI-MDS QI for facilities in the highest and lowest quartiles.
Thus, the increase in tOPV needs associated with tOPV intensification would remain markedly steeper than that reflected in the GPEI estimates even if the GPEI estimates included those countries.
It is pertinent to note that scores of zero in both this study and that of Bhangu et al.[ 11] seem to still be associated with a higher mortality than that reflected in the CURB-65 study by Lim et al. (2003) [ 7] whereby scores of zero represent 0 0.5% mortality.
Is that reflected in the research?
"I think you saw that reflected in the final product".
