Sentence examples for authors reflection from inspiring English sources

Based on the existing results and authors' reflection, it gives rise to reasoning and suggested choices of materials and process conditions.

While various internal stakeholders of a health system [ 14] are involved in the use of an innovative assessment tool on facility infrastructure, the authors' reflection of compatibility and complexity criteria primarily focussed on the first-line users i.e. the health care facility staff.

A collection of diverse essays that is united by the authors reflections on displacement and the yearning to belong.

The article presents authors reflections on objects co-creating the new image of the cities and encouraging creating an interactive, multicultural space.

It is hoped that the authors' reflections on the design and delivery of a training programme for frontline practitioners will assist other physiotherapy services in developing their own initiatives around culturally competent practice.

Based on a review of relevant literature and the analysis of the research data, the authors' reflections and recommendations are presented with the hope to offer educators of higher education some useful reference to consider when they design curriculum and courses that could provide students with an enriched learning experience.

In this study, the concourse was constructed by the authors' reflections on viewpoints in literature, our experience, and previous interviews and discussions with dairy farmers, veterinarians and researchers.

As well as the categories derived from literature [ 11, 13, 14, 19- 37], other categories have been considered from conceptualizations of good death taken from the authors' reflections and experience (Table 2).

The first national case study explores the processes involved in influencing Ghana's Domestic Violence Act passed in 2007; developed from a review of scientific papers and organisational publications on the processes involved in influencing the Act, qualitative interview data and authors' reflections.

The case was developed from an evaluation report of the progress made by nine African countries in implementing the Plan of Action, qualitative interviews exploring stakeholders' experiences and perceptions of the operationalisation of the plan (carried out as part of the evaluation) in Botswana and Nigeria, and authors' reflections.

Our paper takes a reflective "thought exercise" approach similar to that of Gilson et al., whereby the content was generated in part through author reflections on professional experiences and refined through discussion with other practitioners.