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"Many of the core tools used in modern empirical economics are not covered very well in the traditional econometrics sequence, which partly reflects a shift in what applied economists are doing," says Angrist, explaining why they wrote the book.

Our current understanding of the pathophysiology and management of sepsis is associated with a lack of progress in clinical trials, which partly reflects insufficient appreciation of the heterogeneity of this syndrome.

However, the absence of coherent policies relating to tourism, which partly reflects contests over jurisdiction between national and local levels of government, opens up considerable potential for inappropriate forms of development.

Despite the stiff list price of $1,300, which partly reflects high development costs, Sony expects the Video Walkman to gain sufficient acceptance to spur a new branch of electronic publishing.

Germany has the largest trade surplus in Europe, which partly reflects the success of manufacturers like Daimler and Siemens, but also is a function of weak demand for imported goods.

He thinks both were the consequence of politicians' willingness to deregulate the financial sector, which partly reflected the industry's lobbying prowess.

In China the birth rate fell sharply from the 1970s nationwide.But there are differences across the country which partly reflect the uneven benefits of the economic boom.

The overall increase was driven by a 40% leap in the number of high earners in the UK, to 2,926 from 2,086, which partly reflected exchange rate effects as most City bankers are paid in sterling.

Whatever Filipinos' views on resignation, which partly reflect a preference for constitutional processes, their assessment of Mr Estrada's performance has fallen sharply since he took office in mid-1998.

In addition, Slitrk6-KO mice displayed a comparable performance to that of WT mice in the rota-rod test (Fig. 2D), which partly reflect vestibular function.