Hesitantly, they started to reflect on their attitude and suggested that some residents rated their teaching performance low in order to confront them with an inappropriate attitude (see Table 6).
Supervisors graded most rotations, suggesting understanding the summative aspect, while only 61% of registrars reflected on rotations, suggesting the formative aspects are not yet optimally utilised.
Our findings may also reflect on recent reports suggesting that DC cells may be derived from mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) in perinodular fat and skin [ 31].
These data reflect on recent studies suggesting that the redundancy and convergence in TAL effector repertories occurring within and across X. oryzae strains, respectively, may be a conserved feature of TAL effector evolution as a consequence of an arms race of the host-bacteria interaction [ 24, 25].
When asked to reflect on SDM one GP suggested that most people wish to engage at some level, and that sometimes this engagement occurred outside the consultation as patients could (and sometimes did) reject what was offered as a treatment option (Table: 2.7).
Instead, she suggests, literary scholars should try what she calls "postcritical reading": rather than looking behind a text for hidden causes and motives, literary scholars should place themselves in front of it and reflect on what it suggests and makes possible.
In another experiment, the researchers manipulated beliefs in free will by having people reflect on sentences that suggested that there is free will or that there is not.
"Reflecting on Writing" suggests reading about writing, which might be something librarians don't think about doing.
He shows us philosophers becoming ever more inclined to reflect on these failings, and suggests that this makes their lives more rather than less worth studying.
Congress's success or failure in the north-east, he suggested, would reflect on Mr Gandhi.
I suggest you reflect on your own mental shortcuts and associations.
