Sentence examples for data and reflection from inspiring English sources

Qualitative data and reflection on observations made by the PI in this study during fieldwork suggest that the simplified index appropriately indicates variable levels of motivation between hospitals, showing that the score could be an important component of motivation analysis.

In conclusion, the results suggest that for science learning to occur, design projects used in classrooms should allow and emphasize trade-off analysis and include time and resources for supporting trade-off decisions through experimenting, data gathering, and reflection.

Fertility apps aim to facilitate this data collection and reflection.

The long term goal of the task force was to create a group of interested participants who could support a process of data gathering and reflection on current practices in order to improve the integration of library instruction into medical education.

Move over ANOVA: progress in analyzing repeated-measures data and its reflection in papers published in the Archives of General Psychiatry.

The Sefer yetzira does not proceed entirely from biblical data and rabbinical reflection upon them; Greek influences are discernible, even in the vocabulary.

For non Beerian homogenised phases, it is based on successive sets of radiative statistical functions: extinction cumulative distribution functions, scattering cumulative probabilities and general phase functions ab initio determined by a Monte Carlo approach, only from morphological data and interfacial reflection and transmission laws in the last case.

This structural interpretation is consistent with a three-dimensional structural model obtained by integrating the results of geological investigations with aftershock data and seismic reflection profiles (Li et al., 2010).

Drilling data and seismic reflection profiles in the Kofu Basin indicate that basin fill sediments thicken toward the southwest (Yamanashi Prefectural Government 2002), suggesting that reverse faulting along the SIF at the Western end of the Kofu Basin also contributed toward the formation of the basin (Ikeda et al. 2009).

That we found any is a testament to the robustness of our data and a reflection of biological reality in the developing mammalian embryo.

Furthermore, we hold the view that an explicit connection between empirical data and normative reflection is a criterion for good quality empirical research in medical ethics.