Sentence examples for an objective reflection from inspiring English sources

The intention of this paper is to make transparent and explicit the steps in the design and operation of this research and by doing so, offer an objective reflection on each phase of the process to enhance professional understanding of the practicalities of operating a clinical trial.

GFP, which can be qualitatively and quantitatively measured by flow cytometry, was used as a surrogate in the study as an objective reflection of cells containing the transgene.

REC comments may not inherently provide an objective reflection of the quality of submitted protocols, as it has been shown that REC review is variable regarding the decisions made on protocols [ 26– 28].

Instead of treating algorithms as a natural, objective reflection of reality, we must take them apart and closely examine each line of code.

A period of full-time study can result in objective reflection along with a fresh set of ideas and renewed enthusiasm for the profession once one is back in the workplace.

If you survive this last crossing, you'll always have something to laugh at, yourself, and an experience so absurd in its comedic/tragic dimensions that the only possible venue for objective reflection is in the funhouse mirror of the everyday.

As I was writing the story, however, I began to realize that although I and everyone else might see that the march was an obvious metaphor for their relationship, Spurgeon and Ray Bivens, Jr., did not, could not, see it that way; their respective agendas are all-consuming, with little room for objective reflection.

This, in turn, will provide the basis for an objective discussion, for reflection and the analysis required to jointly (all stakeholders) create a vision for ECCD in the country.

3. Be aware of possible bias in self-assessment methods, caused by inadequate ability to introspect. 4. Provide assessors with a perspective on the situation triggering the reflection to create the ability to verify the described reflections in an objective frame of additional information.

Realists picture practical reason as a capacity for reflection about an objective body of normative truths regarding action (Parfit 2011, Scanlon 2014).

This approach denies that practical reason is a capacity for reflection about an objective domain of independent normative facts; but it equally rejects the expressivist's naturalistic suspicion of normativity.