One purpose of supervision is to facilitate the supervisee to engage in the meta-cognitive process of reflecting on their practice, in light of theory and the broader context.
A spokesman for de Blasio's office in New York said this week : "We fundamentally disagree with (separate doors), and we are in the process of changing it to reflect our values and priorities.
With the findings for neuroglobin, androglobin and Drosophila glob2 and glob3, the expression of globins in the male reproductive system and, more specifically, in the process of spermatogenesis appears to reflect an important aspect of globin function.
Rather, Truffaut's experience of the cinema-family was essentially documentary: he found it in the process of his work and then reflected it back into his films.
"We know of at least six more adult homes on Long Island alone that are in the process of closing and are not reflected in these numbers, and more homes throughout the state are facing the difficult decisions as to whether they will need to do the same".
In the formation of liquid drops, different kinds of liquids may have different outer profiles; the change of volume and shape in the process of drop formation can indirectly reflect liquid's physical and chemical properties, such as surface tension and viscosity, etc. Real-time detection the size of drops in the forming process is on the basis of drop analysis technique.
Likewise, the G7 effort now finds itself with a much clearer mandate than it did before Paris, and it is in the process of updating its agenda to reflect that.
As can be seen in Figure 1, the steps in the process of diabetes self-management education reflect a cyclical and ongoing process.
Notably, the impact of whether children and youth are involved in the process of decision-making (which may reflect both independence and motivation for walking) on school transport mode has not been studied.
Familial clustering of UADT cancers may indicate that genetic factors play a role in the process of carcinogenesis, but may also reflect a tendency of relatives to have similar behaviour towards tobacco and alcohol.
