If your server didn't hear 86, or you didn't bother communicating it, then you've set them up for failure, which reflects poorly for the entire restaurant.
(The list, which reflects sales for the weekend ended June 18, will be published in the newspaper on July 3 and will be available online next week at nytimes.com/books).
On the other hand, Mr. Bush's budget, which reflects increases for the Pentagon, can be defended as the necessary response to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks (though it does not include a projection of the cost of any war with Iraq).
dN/dS <0.5 is indicative of purifying selection, which reflects potential for retrocopy functionality [ 13].
Recently, histidine-rich protein (HRP2), which reflects biomass for parasitaemia, has proved useful in the definition of cerebral malaria with both specificity and sensitivity (Hendriksen et al., 2012).
We make a clear distinction between adaptation, which reflects fitness for purpose in both host and parasite, and fitness, which is a multiplicative function of final adaptation score and fecundity.
This deviation from the neutral distribution, which reflects selection for functional binding sites, has a form suggesting a Malthusian fitness landscape that is peaked at nearly optimal binding, decreasing with negative curvature as the binding strength is reduced.
Figure 2.1 below shows the total requirements for 2010 by MTSP Focus Area, which reflects the basis for response and operationalization of the cross-cutting UNICEF global support priorities outlined above.
In Gauteng, where most horses reside, 6% of veterinarians tested positive for WNV, which reflects the prevalence described for the Highveld region in the 1970s.
Mr. Gorn's primary instrument is the bansuri flute, which reflects his love for Indian classical music.
