Sentence examples for able to reflect a from inspiring English sources
Like the museum's continuing arts and education programming, the landscape and related events here have been able to reflect a contemporary reality, counterbalancing the frozen-in-time quality of the museum's permanent collection.
I was able to reflect a bit on what had happened.
Among other advantages, these populations were able to reflect a number of large, upscale retirement communities that were constructed after 2000.
Recently, Clarke and Haselden [ 2] extended the meaning of metabolic profiling and include the measurement of any parameter in animal fluids that is able to reflect a dynamic response to genetic modification, and physiological, pathophysiological and developmental stimuli.
For random reverse translations, the distribution of rare versus common codons is random, and hence would not be able to reflect a selection for or against mRNA secondary structure.
"If we achieve that, we will be able to reflect on a very successful campaign.
But he and other Red Bulls players were also able to reflect on a disappointment that their collective efforts had not been good enough for three points, regardless of the opposition, and in a series that has often seen the Red Bulls benchmark their progress against a dominant Galaxy team, that subtle but significant shift in ambitions may mark something of a new era.
By using these technologies not only to externalize the experiences one has within the context itself (via video, sound, and photos) but also have these experiences shared with others within the same context, it is demonstrated that these users are able to reflect in a new and powerful way.
(5) Must be able to reflect that a patient may have concurrent problems.
Although Carolyne sees caregiving overall as positive, there were other children, able to reflect on a mix of positive and negative meanings, who perceived caregiving as an overall negative thing.
MACS additionally requires that the patient is able to reflect to a certain degree on what effects the symptom has on him/her but for this no insight is required.
