Sentence examples for instruments to reflect from inspiring English sources

Students developed monitoring, evaluation and reflection instruments to reflect on the issues, processes and critical elements of teams' dynamics and effectiveness.

The Palestinian refugees and the broader community in exile have no real agency, means of expression, or instruments to reflect their will.

Toxicity profiles should include quality of life instruments to reflect the potential adverse nature of such interventions (Stanton et al, 2005).

There was evidence of a difference in the ability of the instruments to reflect a change in participants' levels of health.

British politicians, many of them Tory, participated in the drafting of the ECHR in Whitehall because they believed that they were drafting an instrument to reflect the values that we in this country took for granted and which, they thought, vindicated our military triumph.

The validity of this instrument to reflect independence between these constructs remains unclear.

Sensitivity to change, or responsiveness, is the ability of an instrument to reflect objective changes in a population.

The findings have important implications for integrated care services, which can use the model as an instrument to reflect on their current practices.

Construct Validity is the ability of an instrument to reflect a construct and was assessed through Exploratory Factor Analysis using a Varimax rotation [ 25].

Responsiveness refers to the ability of an instrument to reflect changes that occur in patients over time and therefore requires the comparison of longitudinal data in groups that are known to have changed in the concept of interest.

As patients' perspectives contribute considerably to the improvement in the quality of care [ 39], we also included the PACIC instrument to reflect the view of patients with established CHD [ 28].