This indicates that Bauschinger effect test cannot thoroughly reflect the nature of sagging behavior.
We have updated the Design and Method section of the abstract to thoroughly reflect the procedures we used in the study.
While US, Canadian and to some extent Mexican perspectives are well represented, the results may not thoroughly reflect facilitators and barriers to intervention implementation in the other countries.
However, these high values would not be expected to thoroughly reflect our daily clinical practice, given that participants in clinical antidepressant trials are more highly motivated and encouraged to receive treatment.
16 Moreover, in the context of the "obesity paradox", where several meta-analyses indicate that being overweight up to a BMI of 30 kg/m or even more may even protect older persons against mortality and morbidity and that the harmful effects of obesity only increase at a BMI >30 kg/m or more, 15, 20, 54 the necessity of weight loss treatments has to be thoroughly reflected for every individual.
Though not a journalist himself, Ochs was a deft businessman and shared the values that had sustained The Times -- a belief that readers wanted straight news, thoroughly reported, reflecting all sides in a controversy and written without the biases that infected other papers.
In eyewitness literature, this is often referred to as completeness, as it reflects how thoroughly a witness describes an event.
"By the end of the year I had time to stop and reflect thoroughly.
In combination, the findings reported here reveal an even more complex role for replication fork RFC proteins in cohesion establishment beyond PCNA dynamics and strongly suggest that current popular models must be thoroughly revised to reflect the truly complicated nature of these processes.
Although the style of the work is thoroughly classicising, the overall form reflects the grandest type of the medieval Italian wall tomb, in which the vertical piling-up of a series of different elements is characteristic.
The Senate has been checking its tendency to talk at length by some such rule since 1917, but the insistence on 60 votes with great frequency is a thoroughly modern phenomenon and probably reflects, to a significant degree, the partisan polarization of American politics today.
