Although we use ME to define the course work and subsequent research, the term "interprofessional" is retained when necessary to accurately reflect literature cited.
Participants were generally dissatisfied with local public clinics, citing reasons reflecting literature, including the lack of availability, accessibility, and acceptability [ 7, 15- 17, 19].
This reflects literature data showing that the response rates to internet-based surveys are highly variable, ranging from excellent (94%) to much lower than ours (9%) [ 42, 43].
"It's important for students to see themselves reflected in literature and history, and if they see themselves reflected in literature and history, they are more apt to take charge of their own learning and their own education in a powerful way".
Class stratification was reflected in literature as soon as it had appeared in life.
Characteristically, therefore, given this situation, the heralds of Arab nationalism (as reflected in literature) were Christians.
Mr. Kunkel responded that "we've learned from the past," but that it "can't always be reflected in literature and art in the same pattern".
In science, as reflected in literature, art and music, the 20th century represented the march of progress: things evolved, grew, got better, smarter, purer.
Every teen of every kind deserves to see their type of love story reflected in literature – and too many never find that.
Conservative with our own personal stories, we repeat them in endless loop tapes with only minimal variation, yet this is rarely reflected in literature.
