Sentence examples for long-term reflections from inspiring English sources

My book chronicles my mother's child-rearing practices, but in contrast to Ms. Chua's book, I chose to focus on long-term reflections on the principles, values and ethics that my mother imparted with pragmatic examples and anecdotes -- values pertaining to the ethical self and social self.

Household asset ownership is a relatively accurate long-term reflection of a household's economic well-being than income.

However, as reported in other studies, the long-term needs of reflection appeared to have been underestimated, especially by health professionals [ 5, 24].

Just as the moon illusion is an effect of size constancy, the illusions of ineffability and irreducibility, in Humphrey's view, are effects of our human capacity for self-reflection, long-term planning and innovation.

Adipose tissue FA composition is a long-term (months to years) reflection of dietary habits, whereas membrane FA composition (e.g., red blood cells, RBC) provides a more intermediate estimate (weeks).

Internally, both sand ridges and dunes display southwestward dipping oblique reflections, indicating long-term migration in that direction.

Archaeological evidence is most often a reflection of long-term history (interpretable mostly in decadal, generational, or even longer timescales).

These findings indicate that RBC c9, t11 CLA status, a reflection of long-term (~4 months) dietary CLA intake, positively relates to BMD.

It is missing the sober, long-term thinking that comes with reflection on the common good.

The objective of this counseling session was to encourage reflection on long-term goals, increase motivation to engage in more physical activity, and address barriers to increased activity.

6 It is a bit peculiar that LAVI (a reflection of long-term LV DD) was predictive of functional capacity while DD was not.