Sentence examples for for instance reflecting from inspiring English sources

For instance, reflecting the area in which the research was carried out, the ethnic mix of the sample studied was very limited.

For instance, reflecting on the use of clinical practice guidelines for chronic disease, it was noted that primary care doctors could lack the motivation to apply evidence, irrespective of its quality ([ 46]; EBM).

This model could also help explain the increase in the basal activity that is observed following MβCD treatment with the AC8 N-glycosylation-deficient mutants and wild-type AC8, for instance, reflecting a direct or indirect association between AC8 and a putative lipid raft associated protein, which exerts a tonic inhibitory influence on basal activity.

Comparisons with the Jeep Cherokee, for instance, reflect badly on the Explorer.

The Danes' position, for instance, reflects the fact that their lorry drivers compete directly with German ones.

He finds that later music rap, for instance—reflected a weakening of disco ideals of racial and ethnic integration.

The extra spacing between the bird-name and the "kennings", for instance, reflects the gulf between ornithological category and the elusive, living thing.

Some share their backgrounds — Specialist Misha Pemble-Belkin, for instance, reflects on the contrast between his pacifist, "hippie" upbringing and his violent profession — but others just speak matter-of-factly about stuff that happened in Korangal.

Specific movements, for instance, reflect those opening notes: Birth features the arms stretched out to either side; school pulls the elbows back; work is one hand to the brow; and death is suggested by a swoon.

The country's tough stance on bankrupt Cyprus, for instance, reflected the need to neutralise objections by opposition parties to bailing out a place that had grown fat on laundered Russian money.

They happen when continents collide and sexual orders are subverted the great age of the troubadours, in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, for instance, reflects both the hybrid vigor that arose after the Muslim conquest of Iberia and a (rare) moment when women's desire got heard.