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In many cases, the minerals concentrate towards the margins of the granites and cupolas (although not universally) and this appears to be reflected in the patterns of enhanced heat production.

Of note, the sample analysed here from the 2001 eruption (classified as violent Strombolian by Scollo et al. (2007), based on the features of the tephra fallout deposit) was erupted during the preliminary, short phase of phreatomagmatic activity and this appears to be reflected in the slightly finer particle-size distribution than the 2002 03 samples.

This appears to be reflected in clinical practice here as there were increases in antipsychotic exposures and decreases in mood stabilisers in the changes in exposure to medication during pregnancy over time from 2007 2011.

7 This appears to be reflected in policy and good practice guidelines for GPs which recommend that GPs record and monitor concerns, gather information, discuss with colleagues, hold team meetings and, where thresholds are met, refer the family to children's social care.

This appears to be reflected in the LWS-dominant ventral retina of the guppy, which at increasing depths seems tuned to the most abundant downwelling light (long-wavelengths), thereby maximizing contrast of objects above (e.g., food, predators, and conspecifics) [ 50, 66].

Apgar scores at 5 min have been reported to be better in healthy infants born by elective caesarean deliveries than in other infants 25 and this appeared to be reflected in our results since public patients had a higher risk of a low Apgar score than private patients.

This mechanism appears to be reflected in the transcriptional profiling.

This aspect appears to be reflected in the prevalence of bone fracture and osteoporosis in the Discovery sample; despite some concordance between the two phenotypes (P-value (χ2 test) < 0.001), only 9.2% of the individuals reported an osteoporosis diagnosis, while 25% reported a bone fracture.

This self-organized pattern appears to be reflected in the polydomous nesting strategy of F. lugubris as the behavior seems to be mediated by the local interactions between individual nests, with no central organization and limited colony-level structure.

A possible consequence of this ominous temporal trend appears to be reflected in a very recent report of increased GGT levels as a predictor of mortality in Korean ESRD patients undergoing peritoneal dialysis (PD).

The contribution that this clinical vantage point may make towards diagnostic thinking appears to be reflected in subsequent clinical decisions reported herein.