Sentence examples for reflection of substance from inspiring English sources
Previous research undertaken in the USA also identified illicit drug use as a significant factor in cases of asthma deaths under 50 years of age and implied that the increase in asthma deaths in the USA may be a reflection of substance abuse and ethanol consumption.
This thought underlies much of Leibniz's reflections on the nature of substance and has important consequences.
These kinds of reflections led him to the relative and obscure idea of substance in general.
Light and magnetism are reflections of the same substance.
They delineate a gondola and the way water quilts around it, altering colors, distorting, confusing substance with the reflection of it.
In relation to improving medical students' attitudes towards substance use disorders, Ballon & Skinner's [ 59] non-comparison, qualitative study found that incorporating reflection techniques into psychiatry postgraduates training enhanced understanding of the lived experience of substance use disorders and improved clinical skills for working with people who have these conditions.
Kant's use of the conservation of the total quantity of matter (in accordance with the transcendental principle of the conservation of substance) in place of Newton's second law is a reflection of this situation.
And the current categories of substance abuse and dependence will be referred to as "addiction and related disorders" -- a reflection that these problems cannot be easily categorized as mild or severe but occur on a continuum.
Her songs, rich in metaphor and philosophical reflection, provide the substance of "Abbey Sings Abbey," an album released on Verve in 2007.
Men of substance, every one.
