The phrase "as this mirrors" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something reflects or represents another thing, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The current economic situation is concerning, as this mirrors the challenges we faced a decade ago."
Alternatives: "as this reflects" or "as this represents".
Two measures for pain will be included as this mirrors standard practice in much of the OA literature and it will provide internal validity for this important outcome measure.
It was expected that nurses would be in the mid-range age groups, and that they would have a higher proportion of Whites and level of income as this mirrors the demographics of the profession [ 30, 31], and is similar to another sample of nurse smokers [ 19].
We then ran simulations of the time evolution of the models with alternating step inputs mimicking a sinusoidal input of this period (as this mirrors what can be implemented experimentally) to ensure that the difference in the outputs was sufficiently large to be accurately measured experimentally.
"I wanted to involve men and use them as this mirror".
As this localization mirrors that of Slimb, we next examined whether it has the same requirements.
So they collected stories as amulets, as collective unconscious, as mirrors, as an exercise in nostalgia.
We are so fearful to glimpse into this mirror as we are not sure if we will be good-enough or even worse, that we are less than.
In this exhibition the daguerreotypes are so large and polished that they double as mirrors.
I wish we were pictures on the rocks for our dreams to carry as mirrors.
Importantly, this high symmetry surface exhibits rotation centers of order 2 and 4 as well as mirror and gliding planes.
Recent decades have ushered in what many see as the mirror image of this process, with competition from the East and free market policies contributing to the de-industrialisation of the West.
