Sentence examples for be reflected in changing from inspiring English sources

This is illustrated, for example, by opposite views on the Flybase database, and may also be reflected in changing views on the enjoyability of the activities (Question 4).

Tobin et al. (2009) have suggested that rapid social and economic change in China has been reflected in changing parental expectations for education and care of very young children and this will have an influence on the development of childcare centres and demands on staff.

Concern and interest for the welfare for these species and improved understanding of their biology and behavior have continued and are reflected in changing husbandry and management systems.

Women need more opportunities to go, a fact increasingly being reflected in changing building codes in the US and other countries.

Changing attitudes to Englishness are reflected in changing attitudes to Larkin, and the more sustained intellectual interest in the English national character, as embodied in the works of Peter Mandler for instance, pinpoint one key reason why there is an increased scholarly interest in Larkin.

This is reflected in changing clusters of area CA1 cells showing increased noise-correlations.

However, there is clearly an increased demand for and interest in studies relevant to clinical practice and this is reflected in changing publication patterns in journals.

This progress is reflected in changing race- and gender-numbers and proportions of medical student enrolments and medical graduates over the 12-year period.

It is a widely held assumption that the major changes in the abundance of surface water between the flood and dry seasons in the Mekong Delta are likely to be reflected in the changing patterns of disease risk, especially for poorer households that tend to rely heavily on river water for domestic water use.

In view of the extant research that shows that trans-border communication makes those left behind more politically active, especially at the local level (Pérez-Armendáriz & Crow, 2010; Careja & Emmenegger, 2012; Córdova & Hiskey, 2015), it makes sense to expect that changing attitudes will be reflected in local activism demanding a more present state.

The changing views of Brown's legacy would be reflected in the exhibits envisioned by Mr. McEachern.