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This probably mirrors politicians' and civil servants' expectations with regard to the system, which assumes that those who are delegated a task, will perform it correctly.

This probably mirrors the fact that central obesity is a compulsory criterion for the IDF definition, and, women had a higher mean of WC.

This finding probably mirrors a very mild tubulitis, a histopathological feature of IgG4-TIN.

This strengthens the argument for H2O2 as a PTC-causing agent, as this similarity most probably mirrors a similarity of the damage inflicted by H2O2 and radiation.

This is also reported by others [ 16, 22] and probably mirrors the well-known inverse relationship between social class and (risk of) cardiovascular disease [ 23].

But music is a supremely subjective art, and this Finnish composer's demurrals aside, Mr. Lewis's experience of her work probably mirrors that of many listeners.

Thus, the lower platelet COXact/Prot in non-surviving patients probably mirrors a general situation in other tissues and organs and this general lower OXPHOS function would be one of the reasons for death.

This study did not intend to cover all malpractice related to delivery, but it probably mirrors acts of malpractice associated with the most severe cases of asphyxia.

China's main concern in Pakistan now probably mirrors America's the export of Islamist-inspired violence, in China's case to its own restive Muslims in Xinjiang.Like America, too, it would be most afraid of a Pakistan run by a hardline Islamist regime.

It probably mirrors the experience of the average Turker".

The third way to think about "free stuff" - relative to current policy - probably mirrors our psychological conception of "free" most closely.