This motivational model also explains how personal factors like prior experience of reflective learning and a person's understanding of the reflection process will influence motivation and consequently reflective behaviour.
Conceivably, BM continuity is the net effect of tumour matrix interaction and consequently a reflection of tumour behaviour.
Crossplots of velocity versus porosity, density versus porosity, velocity versus density and velocity versus gamma-ray demonstrate that the acoustic impedance contrasts and, consequently, seismic reflections represent the alternation of tight and porous zones.
These tax rates will consequently be a reflection of the group's level of reported corporate effective tax rates in Germany.
Given the stratigraphic framework used as basis for this study, the diversity curve at the 1-Ma-scale shows an increased stratigraphic resolution and consequently a more accurate reflection of taxonomic richness, at least for the Permian.
First, the increase of surface roughness resulted in diffuse reflection and consequently decreased the amplitude of the echoes.
With an increase in annealing temperature from 300 to 450 °C, only pits, grains, and few NPs on surface were evolved, and consequently, the average reflectance also slightly increased as a result of enhanced reflection as discussed earlier [37].
Innovative measurement tools like microphone arrays were used, allowing the identification of direction of arrival of sound reflections and, consequently, the architectural elements that play a major role on the acoustics.
After the raw energy and drive of The Blue Book, Sheers has arrived at a point of reflection; Skirrid Hill, consequently, is an altogether subtler work than its predecessor.
IL-6 is inducible by IL-1, and consequently concentrations in serum are often a reflection of IL-1 activity in vivo.
