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This notion is reflected in the literature, where 14/20 included studies allowed participants to complete their typical total weekly training volume by increasing the percentage of this training per week in MFW and decreasing the percentage of training performed in CRS.

Both those notions were reflected in Darmstadt's program: against all odds, a workable overview packed into just over two hours.

This notion is also reflected in heavy-tailed distributions, which are inherently non-Gaussian in nature.

"The sporting spirit" -- the concept that sport is above politics, something "neutral" and "pure" which creates goodwill between nations -- is a popular notion which is reflected in the "Olympic values".

While this notion is common knowledge among clinicians, and is reflected in studies of tumor gene expression [41] and protein expression [42], regrettably, it is often ignored in molecular diagnostic studies, and all cases of ovarian cancer are still treated similarly in clinic despite their acknowledged differences in pathology.

Roman jurists paid lip service to this notion, which was reflected in the writings of St. Paul (c. 10 67 ce), who described a law "written in the hearts" of the Gentiles (Romans 2 14 15).

This notion is deeply wrongheaded and reflects the same mind-set behind the idea that private giving can make up for underfinancing by government.

This notion is consistent with alpha activity reflecting functional inhibition.

This notion is consistent with findings that the IGT reflects the function of "somatic markers" that are primarily autonomic bodily responses [9] [10].

This is reflected in Figs.

Backing this notion is the increasing evidence that tumors possess intrinsic heterogeneity, which predominantly homogeneous cancer cell lines poorly reflect.