Sentence examples for reflecting perceptions from inspiring English sources

Third, common methods bias may inflate relationships given that two explanatory variables reflecting perceptions of organizational and supervisory leadership support for safety were derived from the same source as our outcome variable.

1 2 Considerable attention in clinical trials, guidelines and observational studies 5 is focused on predicting and preventing cardiovascular disease (particularly coronary heart disease and stroke), reflecting perceptions that it is the main disease burden for diabetes.

Some studies have reported higher rates of stress among males and others in females, perhaps reflecting perceptions of belonging, achievement and contribution to the household, as well as the burden of responsibility.

The AU was also evaluated higher by the ward staff, reflecting perception of higher reliability, easier use, less contact with urine bags and less time usage for measurements.

She will present a piece in which a hand-held mirror reflects perceptions of aging.

Some of it reflects perceptions of minority progress in both countries.

The current-conditions index, which reflects perceptions of consumers' financial situation and whether it is a good time to make major purchases, climbed from 97 last month to 108.9, the highest since 110.5 in December 2000.

We find significant evidence that students' choices reflect perceptions of biases in teachers' grading practices.

These reports are summarized by a higher order factor called effortful control, which reflects perceptions about the ability of a given person to regulate their behavior in accord with cultural norms.

The first two reflect perceptions of 1) Gods' involvement and 2) God's emotion.

However, awareness did not reflect perceptions on the benefit.