Nakielski et al. [ 35] also reported that constant reflection-on-action to assess as to whether a judgment or decision was right in retrospect and reflection will serve as a source of encouragement.
But Mr. Biden, and several other Democrats interviewed, said that further reflection should give anyone pause as to whether Mr. Bush or Mr. McCain would be the stronger.
Ms. White said the various firefighting crews were "competing for resources," a reflection of the persistent question as to whether the region has enough manpower and equipment to tackle large fires simultaneously.
At first, these reflections all seem to revolve around her decision as to whether or not the patient suffers from 'cognitive problems' without taking into account other possible interpretations.
This has been questioned as to whether this is an accurate reflection of function (Marchese et al, 2004) and whether other more global functional assessments with QOL measures (TESS and QOL-CS) are needed to better represent the clinical status.
Thus the KTP 002 reflection would be expected to be more coherent than the LN 006 reflection, as is found.
There is some doubt as to whether proxy reports provide an accurate reflection of the child's HRQL [ 3, 6- 8].
Nasal carriage of Staphylococcus aureus bacteria, for example, is often termed "exposure," without distinction as to whether this is transient superficial contamination or a reflection of pathogen replication on an external body surface.
Though, in a reflection of just how nascent the discussion is, no time frame was offered as to whether or when something would be formally considered.
Methodological issues abound, not least the issue as to whether surveys, and the immediate responses they invoke, accurately represent some underlying views held by the public or whether discussion and deliberation should be used to allow for reflection, to help develop their ideas and to enable them to provide more considered responses [ 20].
