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But Ashley Gonzalez, a spokeswoman for the group, said the Tenderloin name change would be "reflective of the philosophies" of San Francisco's famously liberal locals.

He also proposed a cabinet that would be "reflective of America and of both parties," going beyond the token one or two rival-party appointments now current practice.

To further improve the mechanics of CTAs, studies are currently underway to explore the effect of hydrodynamic loading and whether these changes would be reflective of in vivo maturation in animal models.

And, as you know, I came up with a proposal for a guaranteed 30- year FHA-guaranteed loan for someone who is eligible, their primary residence, and that loan would be reflective of the new, unfortunately, diminished value of the home they live in.

As such, the results might not be generalisable to the rest of Ghana, although they would be reflective of many similar regions in Ghana and across Africa.

We hypothesized that lymphopenia in patients with adult congenital heart disease (ACHD) would be reflective of premature T cell maturation and exhaustion.

These data may be useful for the assessment of acute health risks, but would not be reflective of chronic intakes as it is unrealistic to expect that the highest consumers would always eat the most contaminated foods.

Youkilis had said he would not be reflective, of good times or bad, but he could not resist.

Paul Ryan, the Speaker of the House, said at a press conference that a religious test like the Muslim ban would not be "reflective" of the Party's values; he preferred a "security test".

However, these patients were enrolled a median of 4 days after hospital admission and would not be reflective of the more acute, early diuresis seen in an ED AHF population.

Even though generalisability was not the intention, the processes and views identified with the chosen methodology would most likely be reflective of many other districts in Tanzania.