In addition to these two most basic characteristics, the seven formulae universally reflect the impact of socio-economic factors on expected expenditure.
Second, despite the similar trends (expressed more abundantly in sample T than in samples M and B) for each unigene between FirS and the RPKM results (A0 to M0), the relative expression quantities of each unigene in sample L were universally higher from reflected data (FirS) than that from the predicted data (RPKM).
Following the exposure of Jimmy Savile, police forces were inundated with reports of historic rapes and sex attacks, almost universally believed to reflect a greater willingness of victims to go to the police.
In some of the literature reviewed it was described how targets and thresholds are a complicated aspect of performance monitoring, requiring national and international development and should ideally reflect universally accepted standards [ 19].
This endorsement was reflected in the universally high-importance ratings of peer-review activities, and in the stated plans for expansion of peer-review activities in most centres.
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.
The ethical and legal viability in research involving persons who do not have the capacity to consent to participation is not universally accepted, and inconsistent standards are reflected in research ethics guidelines, law and practice.
And as I summarize below, I've concluded that legalizing cannabis would enable our government, as well as our society, to better reflect universally-shared moral values, such as compassion toward the sick, justice in our legal system, and economic opportunity for all.
The vignettes had face validity; they directly reflected clinical practice and were universally applicable.
