Sentence examples for need of reflecting from inspiring English sources

Laitinen, 1996 puts it as follows: "others in the environment may also fall victim to its chaos" ([ 32], p 82). Stenwall et al. [ 34] found that patients search for answers to what happened, and why it happened, and they are greatly in need of reflecting on and understanding what happened during their confusion.

Teachers' pay "follows only seniority and degrees instead of reflecting need and good teaching".

We need to explore ways of reflecting these time scales to subjective prior distributions expressing a biologically significant subspace of kinetic parameters.

In English, however, Apple's use of "need to" reflects a wider cultural trend, a subtle plague of weaselly moralising.

The solutions that come out of the Super Committee need to reflect the needs of Main Street, and not just greedy Wall Street corporations.

Models for how rpn3 -L140P suppresses the temperature sensitivity of mec1 -W238A need to reflect the role of the terminal sequences in the folding, localization, or stability of the protein.

In particular, measures of quality of care need to reflect local challenges to be helpful for further improvement [ 73- 75].

The interviews enabled professionals to identify areas in need of change, reflect on barriers, and how each practice area could be targeted with behaviour change interventions.

Tools for assessing the effectiveness of teaching EBP need to reflect the aims of the curriculum.

After the seminar, deputy editor of news Steve Mitchell sent round a memo advising of the "need to reflect deniers in run-up to Copenhagen".

Variables used in an Australian rural birthing index would need to reflect the characteristics of socioeconomic vulnerability and health needs of rural and remote populations.