Sentence examples for reflect on published from inspiring English sources

Qualitative data analysis revealed that 21% reported they found research now less intimidating, 12% commented that they had gained a better understanding of research processes, 8% noted that the experience had helped them to critically reflect on published research, and 6% welcomed the increased awareness of funding sources for research and grant application processes.

We need to look closely at the fuller figures published next year and to reflect on what these tell us.

QUESTION FROM GUEST: does Mr. Geithner read and reflect on books published by authors like Joseph Stiglitz?

And as for the county's ancient reputation as a haunt of horse-thieves, reflect on this verse published in the York Courant to mark the execution of Essex man Dick Turpin in 1739: Full oft, the south has sneered at our northern clime And horse-stealing has been called a county crime But no longer will we stand such jokes This rogue is theirs, and we the honest folks.

How does the impact of that single article reflect on any other article published in the journal?

I reflected on the publishing industry offering first one trend, and then its remedy, as if handing out a sequence of uppers and downers.

The editor-in-chief reflects on what we published yesterday, and section editors lay out the direction of our coverage for the next 24 hours in news, opinion, sport, culture, video, community, visuals and beyond.

McEnroe the Mild The sensitive, self-effacing, insightful JOHN McENROE was on display at the CUNY Graduate Center on Tuesday night, flogging -- no, this calls for a kinder, gentler word -- reflecting on his newly published autobiography, "You Cannot Be Serious" (G. P. Putnam's Sons).

Funders and research institutions should make room for interventionists to publish, meet and reflect on such findings regarding the real-life context in which the interventions are deemed to take place.

Two basic problems of representation are driving growing concerns about relying on published research to reflect the truth.

And the poems in his first collection, "Bangalore," just published by Copper Canyon Press, reflect (and reflect on) those seemingly sub-poetic experiences.