Sentence examples for reflection of successful from inspiring English sources

This is largely a reflection of successful treatment of perinatally-infected children, infections during early adolescence, and the expansion of access to cART worldwide [3] Globally, in 2008, over 40% of all new reported HIV infections occurred in young people ages 15 24 [4].

The ability of these markers to differentiate between different M. tb infection states is probably a reflection of successful and unsuccessful immunological responses against the pathogen.

Interestingly there was no association between socioeconomic status and care-seeking, which may be a reflection of successful targeting of assistance to the most vulnerable and/or the availability of low cost services in the public and NGO/charity sectors.

It means influence scores will become less accurate as a measure of someone's potential influence, and more of a reflection of how successful someone has gamed the influence scoring algorithm.

Moyes was responsible, in some senses, for maintaining the lineage, since contemporaries like Coyle, McLeish and Lambert took encouragement from the way he made his name in England, but also enjoyed the merit of the ongoing reflection of a successful Scottish manager.

It is also a reflection of the very successful casino there.

If I could find any gleam of intelligence or reflection in all this, or any sign of successful education, I would be happy to admire it, so passionate are my loyalties.

The lack of successful treatments for CRPC is, in part, a reflection of the poor understanding of the mechanisms and pathways that lead to increased cell survival after androgen ablation.

Suggested improvements of pedagogy include building a repertoire of successful works within a field, and self-reflection about the creative process.

In one oft-cited study, an inmate therapy group that halved the recidivism rate in violent prisoners famously increased the rate of "successful" crimes in psychopaths, by improving their ability to mimic regret and self-reflection.

According to Campbell, those powerful characters are a reflection of showrunner Beau Willimon's respect for successful women.