The phrase "ability of reflecting" is not correct in standard written English.
A more appropriate phrase would be "ability to reflect."
Example: "Her ability to reflect on her experiences has greatly contributed to her personal growth."
Alternatives: "capacity for reflection" or "skill in reflecting."
In order to operationalize this step, we developed static tasks, which assessed the various abilities of reflecting and communicating the solution (SRC).
To achieve this goal, researchers have concentrated on reducing a material's refractive index--a measure of its ability of to reflect light.
Decision-making is an underlying process in self-care, where the ability to reflect is of importance for sufficient self-care decisions [ 4].
The strength of the Field Operations design is its ability to reflect a sense of communal mission without wiping away the site's historical character.
Rather than joIning a gym for timesyear's resofutincreasing we should strive to make everyday life more active instead.
It is obvious that URF has the ability to reflect the importance of C-plane.
A historic prospective design may involve certain pitfalls such as memory bias or an overestimation of informants' abilities to reflect on the impact of past incidents.
Variance of specific combining ability effects reflecting the variance of dominance effects [ 35] was not significantly different from zero.
Besides, there is also a progressive developmental decline of regenerative ability, reflecting the effect of ageing on regeneration (Chierzi et al., 2005; Verma et al., 2005).
With respect to representation-based problem-solving ability, the authors identified and classified three categories of ability that reflected increasing levels of expertise from novice, through intermediate, to expert level.
