The changes to the AP Stylebook — such as the change from "Web site" to "website" — reflect suggestions from the Stylebook's staff, readers, and users, as well as increased attention to common usage in both print and online sources.
Possibly the increased reporting of racism with age found in this study reflects suggestions from research involving African Americans that adolescence and young adulthood is a time of increased recognition of minority status and awareness of discrimination brought about by increased function outside of family contexts and development of more complex cognitive and moral reasoning skills [ 13, 34].
Most of my criticisms reflect suggestions for improving the paper rather than any fatal flaws.
New federal rules aimed at making a controversial oil and gas drilling technique safer and more transparent reflect numerous suggestions from technical experts, says a geoscientist involved in the process.
19 32 33 INVOLVE suggest that PPI contributors would benefit from a 'glossary of technical terms', 17 again something reflected in the suggestions from contributors within our study.
The prototype tool was, then, revised to reflect some of the suggestions from the workshop and printed in the form of a workbook.
The Thruway Authority's spokesman, Terry O'Brien, says Mr. Saunders's tunnel vision, like other suggestions from the public, reflects a syndrome of high-density living.
In 2003, a new minor league baseball team based in Manchester, New Hampshire held a "Name The Team" contest; the name New Hampshire Fisher Cats was chosen by the public from a list of suggestions reflecting the local culture and environment.
All the other participants observed, and afterwards the role-playing physician reflected on the performance, followed by feedback and suggestions from the teachers and the other physicians.
I am a member of two golf clubs and my experience does not reflect his suggestion.
Since his arrival he'd received endless suggestions from all corners, and the vast majority reflected French imagery.
