Sentence examples for reflect this issue from inspiring English sources
If the terminology changed to reflect this issue – so that we no longer talk about a "pay gap" but rather an "income gap" – then this predicament facing mothers would be more apparent.
We reflect this issue considering also how the percentage of participating nodes affect the codec adaptation process.
Data generalizability is also an issue as a result of the small sample size although baseline information does not reflect this issue.
As release of TRACP from mature osteoclasts is dependent on vesicular trafficking [ 68], the reduced TRACP activity might also reflect this issue at concentrations where osteoclast-specific apoptosis is not induced.
The still high gender pay gap reflects this issue.
The requirement of a 4-day chemical exposure to observe expression differences in the β/δ-reporter line via ARQiv reflects this issue.
A recent study by Philips et al. reflects this issue and highlights a lag between clinical and economical value assessment of personalized medical tests in current research [ 21].
In the music world, scandal is also a prime vehicle for publicity, so your song choices might reflect this as other issues.
We would like to reflect on this issue, and address some of the points raised by Schmucker et al. The case of bevacizumab has strong similarities with the discovery of insulin.
(ID208) When prompted to reflect on this issue, 39.0% (146/374) of participants reporting some degree of discomfort entering health information over the Internet, and only 51.2% (168/328) said they would supply sensitive health information over the Internet when they were also providing identifying information such as email addresses, name and postal addresses, or date of birth.
When prompted to reflect upon this issue, only a small proportion of respondents (4.3%, 16/373) said that they would make a false statement to appear eligible to participate in a trial (age, gender, ethnic background and health status were the eligibility criteria considered).
