Sentence examples for credible reflection from inspiring English sources
In a preliminary report, its leader, an Angolan, declared the poll a credible reflection of the voters' wishes even before the first results had been declared.
In spite of these, limitations the results present a credible reflection on the interaction between maternal healthcare utilisation and NHIS subscription and further offer practical measures that would aid to further improve maternal healthcare utilisation in the country.
In this study the authors sought to ensure that the research process was trustworthy, authentic and dependable in order that the findings would be a credible reflection of reality [ 40].
Rather, he thinks that such considerations present credible puzzles, reflection upon which may steer us towards a deeper understanding of the nature of time.
Even if the network news shows still see themselves as a kind of public trust, the public is increasingly looking elsewhere for a credible and ordered reflection of the world; the authority that used to belong to the networks is now scattered across the multimedia universe.
"Artists want to do it, it feel credible being involved, it is a reflection of a change of dynamics in the industry.
In sensitivity analyses we explored the predicted rather than the pooled 95% credible intervals for XP sensitivity and specificity, as a better reflection of what may happen in new situations.
This analytical lens elucidates how participants engage in becoming authentic, credible, attentive and present in participatory endeavours, and how this affects reflection and learning.
The data provide credible evidence that BC prompts consideration of NOS when completing tasks requiring reflection on the readings.
On reflection, do the people responsible for the programme really think Martin's allegations were credible?
This is a reflection of the fact that for any prior satisfying some regularity conditions the frequentist coverage of credible intervals and the nominal level agree up to O(n−1/2) (for a discussion and conditions, see Ghosh et al. 2006).
