Sentence examples for reflect based on from inspiring English sources
Prompt 2 was part of the final exam. the PTs were asked to reflect, based on the cup problem, what they had learned about teaching fundamental mathematical ideas through word problems.
We need to reflect based on what we're capable of". Earlier we showed you a fully covered Tony Brown statue outside the Hawthorns but now the West Brom legend's tribute is visible for all to see. Brown spent 17 years at the Hawthorns between 1963 and 1980.
A theoretical maximum catheterization rate was chosen to reflect, based on expert opinion, the highest possible catheterization rate (2,000 per 100,000).
In many cases, global assessments of change in health or clinical status are used to categorize patients into groups that reflect, based on their own reports, different amounts of change in the construct of interest.
Respondents were therefore asked to reflect based on research they were involved in, over what they considered to be the benefits, the beneficiaries and the obligation of various actors to provide the benefit.
Participants who did not have an immediate experience to draw from were invited to reflect based on two examples of clinical trials; Malaria and HIV/AIDS clinical vaccine trials.
The coherence in the functional brain organization which is free from the task performance constraint can be reflected based on the spontaneous signal changes during resting state [1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8].
HCC progression associates with proteomic changes, which may be partially reflected based on the changes in the blood composition of patients.
The model for priority setting presented here is based on criteria reflecting the epidemiology and societal impact of zoonotic diseases.
What's increasing, as Bloomberg himself has observed, is the cost of fringe benefits the cost of public employee pensions and health care, which reflect contracts based on far more generous terms than those of most private sector employment.
What's increasing is the cost of fringe benefits public employee pensions and health care, which reflect contracts based on far more generous terms than those of most private sector employment and about which the putative Mayor is notably silent.
