Sentence examples for organizations is reflected from inspiring English sources

The increased technical and political complexity of global health, with many actors, including philanthropic and faith-based organizations, is reflected in its breadth, which covers diverse diseases but deals also with health systems issues and financing.

The degree to which the Bush campaign expected and counted on a different reaction from news organizations was reflected in its release, following Mr. Bush's initial announcement, of a commercial that used the snippets of videotape to accuse Mr. Gore of double-speak.

Decentralization as a form of government and market orientation of some of the healthcare organizations are reflected in the relevant frameworks [ 9, 17, 76, 77].

Since Indian musical performance is based on improvisation, Indian musical pedagogy is therefore a more personal procedure, in which aspiring musicians will "apprentice" themselves to a guru, with whom they are thereafter identified; in the West this kind of organization is reflected in the rise of the group-virtuoso discussed above.

This organization is reflected in many properties of the Internet topology, like its high degree of clustering and its robustness.

The genomic organization is reflected in the phylogenetic analysis, which gave three clades.

Apart from the transient annulation of the body and the regular arrangement of mucous glands, this segmental organization is reflected in the structures of the nervous system during development.

Complexity in tumor cell organization is reflected in molecular heterogeneity as different networks (arising from mutations that are different in different regions of a tumor) are formed by a narrow range of the same mutated genes in different cell types within tumors and will be a challenge to personalized medicine and particularly to biomarker development.

They fail to realize that the values and capabilities of the organization are reflected in the interview process.

The changes to the underlying anatomical connectivity and network organization are reflected by atypical patterns of activation and functional connectivity in individuals with ASD.

These data demonstrate that VTI13 expression in root hairs is important for normal cell wall organization and suggest that its misregulation in the prp3 mutant may contribute a change in cell wall organization that is reflected in the observed defects in root hair growth.