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This difference was generally reflected in the amount of P species measured by 31P-NMR spectra.

Higher P. falciparum prevalence was generally reflected in higher prevalence of minority species (P. malariae and P. ovale) raising the possibility of multiple Plasmodium species being co-transmitted.

A lesser degree of vulnerability for children with SC trait was generally reflected in a less heated defence of their individual interests; instead more controversy drew on the public health importance of SC trait.

Across all biomarkers, we also found consistently stronger associations for OCpri than for SOC, and this was generally reflected by confidence intervals (CIs) for total OC that usually crossed zero.

Although high-level viremia in plasma samples was generally reflected by a high level of shedding in the cecal content (Table 1), most HEV RNA signals in either plasma or cecal content were present in only 1 of these paired sample types and then often only at low levels (plasma only mean Ct 40.5, range 34.3 to below levels of quantitation; cecal only mean Ct 37.2, range 24.2 45).

This reorganization would separate Microsoft along functional lines that are generally reflected in its current organization.

The high value placed upon musical instruments within a culture is generally reflected in their craftsmanship.

These seasonal mood changes are generally reflected in the city's most important industry, the fashion world.

"I think about 20 per cent of the population is republican," Tony says when he does arrive, repeating a figure that is generally reflected in polls (he asks that his surname is not revealed "for work reasons").

The requirement of frequency domain error is generally reflected in several specified frequency bands, and the requirement in each band is different.

Given the segregation of immigrant and native students across private and public schools, the differences between the two types of schools are generally reflected in the educational input received by immigrant and native students (Table 5).