Sentence examples for development of a reflection from inspiring English sources

To describe the development of a reflection group of primary care professionals in Navarra, from October 2007 to June 2008, using case presentations.

For example, in looking at sub-Saharan Africa, Gleave argues that "present levels and rates of urbanization and the size of major cities in the subcontinent are not the result of economic development but a reflection of the lack of it..

Each of these developments "is a reflection of greater acceptance" of voice controls, Mr. Golvin said.

In this paper we present a case study of the development of a 'levels of reflection' framework for the purposes of evaluating a wearable digital camera (SenseCam) to support teachers' and tutors' reflective practice.

It also includes Thura U Aung Ko, a senior member of the outgoing military-aligned Union Solidarity and Development party, a reflection of Aung San Suu Kyi's desire to be inclusive and not alienate army generals.

In this respect, this study aims to evaluate the development of observation and reflection competences of prospective teachers on school experience courses.

"Mr Pio Roda's Gestapo-like arrest and detention beginning 23 July 2015 and the filing of a one-million-dollar criminal complaint is a shocking development, if not a reflection of bad faith in breach of the terms of the compromise agreement," it said.

A comparison with other long palynological records from the mountains and lowlands of Bulgaria and in northern Greece reveals not only common trends in the vegetation development that are a reflection of the climate changes, but also site-specific features related to the location and topography of each site.

In this study the development of professionalism as a reflection process constituted a summation of a three-year integration of theory and clinical work [ 24, 28].

Longernecker's paper indicates that GP training should prioritise the development of self-reflection as "a skill and a habit" [ 17].

The most important issue that the family needs to understand is that the development of a nosocomial infection is often a reflection of the severity of a patient's illness, which relates to impaired host defences.