Sentence examples similar to ill reflects from inspiring English sources

Lastly, largely thanks to the work of sociologists such as Durkheim and Laplace, suicide was increasingly viewed as a social ill reflecting widespread alienation, anomie, and other attitudinal byproducts of modernity.

Among the cases with reported poor health, there were many situations where only the perpetrator was ill, reflecting a suicidal plan based on one's own suffering.

"One tends not to emulate the mentally ill," she reflects.

Their palpable ill feeling reflects growing discord among Western scholars about a decade-old push by China to open government-funded cultural centres in schools and universities abroad.

The high mean ISS and APACHE II scores in our critically ill patients reflects the severity of their injuries and clinical condition.

The Treasury insists that by the time its bank gets involved such decisions have already been made.This ill-temperedness reflects the long controversy over the whole PFI approach.

But the happy shift to democracy has been marred by extraordinary amounts of bad blood and ill will, reflected in the candidates running for Chief Pleas.

To what extent does troponin elevation in critically ill patients reflect a thrombotic ACS is obviously a different question.

This is potentially due to the fact that treated patients were more critically ill, as reflected by a distinct drop-out rate during follow-up.

Patients at trial entry were generally severely ill, as reflected by a mean APACHE-II score of 15.1 and mean MPI of 19.9 (Table 1).

Patients with delirium were more severely ill, as reflected by higher SAPS3 and SOFA scores (P < 0.0001 and P = 0.004, respectively).