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There is concern among the Chinese government, it is alleged, HKTV broadcasting may reflect some of the increasing anti-Mainland opinions of many Hong Kong citizens.
Changes in diet result in altered gene expression and neuronal activity in the ARN, some of which may reflect hypothalamic plasticity.
So, on one level psychology's focus on the negative may reflect differences in the survival value of negative versus positive emotions.
The occipital reduction is consistent with the view that sensory processing decline is a common cause in cognitive ageing, and the prefrontal increase may reflect functional compensation.
More striking was a progression from expression of the cytokine interleukin-4 to interferon-γ, which may reflect distinct mechanisms of immune regulation mediated by these cells.
The fact that there is no impact of parental control software may reflect the considerable obstacles faced by low-income parents in implementing technological solutions for monitoring and supervising their children.
The cause is unknown but is probably the result of genetic and environmental factors and may reflect dysfunction in the parts of the brain that govern movement.
We have also found declines in some insects, such as butterflies, which may reflect the accumulation of harmful mutations over multiple generations.
The observed higher risk of suicide attempts before treatment may reflect emerging psychiatric symptoms that trigger medical consultations that result in a decision to begin ADHD treatment.
Opposition to government intervention and growing political polarisation may reflect not only a reaction to current events, but also long-standing attitudes that are a part of American culture.
The differences and fluctuations in death rates by racial/ethnic group, sex, and cancer site may reflect differences in risk behaviors, socioeconomic status, and access to and use of screening and treatment.
Although a shortage may reflect a complete disruption of production, providers may be able to draw from existing inventories, purchase from providers who have higher projected inventory, or stockpile in advance if a shortage is anticipated.
This may reflect the increasing sophistication of bribers, the complexity for law enforcement agencies to investigate cases in several countries or that companies and individuals are less willing to settle than in the past.”.
While this may reflect poorly on the quality of our breakfasts, I think it actually says more about my family's appetite for current events- and when I say family, I'm including my kids.
While our study is limited in that Google searches may reflect interest in CBD rather than interest in use, search trends are associated with many health-related behaviors, including the rise of electronic cigarettes, years ahead of traditional data.
The report stated:"These statistics may reflect the fact that 3D printing has been seen for some time as a niche product for research/development, education, and manufacturing purposes, geared more toward enterprises than small businesses.
While these have been deemed unproblematic, the FE cautions that China's commercial and scientific communities are closely intertwined with the political system and may reflect its efforts to gain influence in the Arctic.
In Korea, a pig symbolizes good fortune, wealth and prosperity, and the pig's pink fabric and the form of a balloon, which is empty, may reflect issues faced in modern society such as the emptiness of mass consumer society.
Sonja Lyubomirsky, Professor& Vice Chair of Psychology at University of California Riverside, said the findings may reflect Western nations' preoccupation with happiness more than others, because people in these countries have the“luxury” to think about meaningful work since most of their basic needs are met.
The Trump administration's crackdown on"unfair Chinese trade practices" may reflect its view that it no longer needs China to resolve the North Korean crisis or it may indicate that the U.S. is explicitly tying the Korean issue to the broader issues of U.S.-China relations.