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GPP models should also reflect understanding of radiation use efficiency.

Sympathy reflects understanding another person's situation - but viewed through your own lens.

This complaint doesn't reflect understanding of how real kids use YouTube, and so I believe it overstates exposure to commercial content.

This entity has recently been reclassified to reflect increased understanding of the underlying pathology and thus it is crucial for radiologists to understand the new classification, the role of radiology in identifying pre-invasive lesions and the guidelines for management of subsolid nodules.

They still seem to reflect insufficient understanding of the importance of true independence.

I hope that Senator Clinton will amend her argument to reflect this understanding of a functioning democracy.

Q Some critical comments from Washington recently did not seem to reflect an understanding of the business?

The decision to pursue the MBA is not taken lightly, and all aspects of the application need to reflect this understanding.

The Bush administration has proposed a counternarcotics strategy for Latin America that seems to reflect an understanding of the limitations of the plan it inherited from Bill Clinton, which relies overwhelmingly on military aid to Colombia.

Rather than renaming Basketmaker II and III to reflect this understanding of the evidence, Basketmaker I was generally eliminated from regional time lines, although some scientific discussions about its role in regional chronologies continued in the early 21st century.

The deeper your engagement, the more your enterprise clients will benefit from your startup's perspective, and change technology, process and language to reflect that understanding.