This principle reflects the core of federalism, on which all agree".
At the frontiers of research, there may be controversy and even turmoil, but the undergraduate curriculum need not be disturbed, because it reflects the core of agreed theories – or at least an agreed mathematical toolkit – emerging from years of steady progress.
Culture reflects the core of a person's being.
Have I met your expectations?" Such a brave and honest question--one that reflects the core of what every child wants to know from his or her parents, but few would ever have the courage to come out and ask.
In their postal survey of 1.399 patients those enrolled in the DMP reported of a more structured care that reflected the core elements of the chronic care model than those not enrolled.
The codes that reflected the core meanings of the interview text were identified, and grouped into categories, subthemes and a theme.
David Brooks uses Tom Wolfe's latest novel to link moral collapse in our society with the conservatives' favorite obsession, sexuality, as if sexual looseness reflected the core moral failing of our society.
While self-efficacy was not specifically measured through our analysis, the combination of a sense of purpose, pleasure in having something to offer others, and a genuine hope that they as volunteers can be agents of positive change seems to reflect the core tenets of the concept of self-efficacy (Bandura and Schunk 1981).
Ultimately, I voted my conscience which I feel reflects the core beliefs of the majority of voters who sent me here to represent them.
This pattern of findings well reflects the core features of schizophrenia as a disabling disease manifesting itself by an admixture of positive, negative, cognitive, mood and motor symptoms, variable degrees of functional, social and occupational impairments, and marked worsening of both objective and subjective indicators of quality of life [ 1].
