Sentence examples for finding reflects in from inspiring English sources

This finding reflects in general the limited quality of this literature and suggests that while physician attire may be important, more methodologically rigorous studies are needed to better understand and truly harness this aspect to improve patient satisfaction.

However, control of non-SE4 has been less successful, a finding reflected in data from other countries in Europe (29 ).

This is not surprising as the bacterial etiology of UTI differs between males and females, a finding reflected in other studies [ 10, 28].

Lowney lives in Butte, Montana, where local officials see the Princeton study's findings reflected in their community but struggle to explain them.

This conclusion is in accord with the findings reflected in the report accompanying your committee's Intelligence Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2001 (S. 2507).

The findings reflect, in part, a few simple realities: The federal government incentivizes aggressive drug enforcement via funding for drug task forces and generous forfeiture rules that allow agencies to keep cash and other valuables they find in the course of a drug bust.

Two additional findings reflected in the content marketing infographic deal with two issues I have raised in the past - most recently in my piece just this past December When It Comes To Content Marketing, Seeing Is Believing in which I spoke to the need for including videos and images in your content marketing mix.

The findings reflected in the categorical data were supported by the GHQ-12 dimensional measures of psychopathology.

These findings reflect in part MS's fear of imposing their own beliefs on patients and the difficulties in discriminating religiosity from spirituality.

They also note that women felt less anxious and less fearful after the hypnosis training – findings reflected in our 'calmness in a climate of fear' theme.

Transparency and accountability – involvement of all principal stakeholders in monitoring and reviews of project progress through discussions and review meetings [see M&E], with findings reflected in annual work planning.