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Wang said it expected to record a book loss on the transaction, which would be reflected in third-quarter results.

This is also true because this would generally happen in a scenario of stress macroeconomic conditions, which would be reflected in worse public debt dynamics as well.

He says Manchester's drop in ranking for research power, from third to fifth, which would be reflected in lower resources, was "a transition we will have to manage".

They told him that if he didn't take a leave of absence he would be involuntarily withdrawn, which would be reflected on his transcript.

The experimental results showed that surface temperature influenced the evaporation form of droplets significantly, which would be reflected in the morphology of the deposits obtained, leading to the deconcentration and miniaturization trend of deposits with the increase of surface temperature.

Better hygrothermal comfort conditions were verified with the optimization proposal, as well as higher levels of illuminance and uniformity in the spatial distribution of natural light, which would be reflected in an electrical consumption saving for lighting.

In recent years they have focused on providing financial incentives which would be reflecting the service performance and quality of care [ 58].

The motivation was simple enough: business units that reduced their emissions or cut their fuel consumption would have those savings count toward their bottom line, which, in turn, would be reflected in pay scales and bonuses at year's end.

Alternatively, the birth cohort effect could reflect an increasing exposure during fetal life leading to impaired testicular development, which in adulthood would be reflected by reduced semen quality in line with the suggested Testicular Dysgenesis Syndrome hypothesis.

One explanation of this finding could be that the impact of helminth infections on malaria infection is intensity dependent such that heavy helminth infections are required to induce a shift in Th1/Th2 balance which in turn would be reflected in differences in the observed malaria infection between children in the intervention and control groups.

The formation of defects in the lattice of LiNaSO4 would cause lattice distortion, which would be expected to be reflected in the infrared spectra of the material.