Sentence examples for reflection of the interaction from inspiring English sources

This is simply the reflection of the interaction between the abstract and the concrete in the epistemological sense (and not the ontological sense of these latter expressions).

Occurrence of disease is a reflection of the interaction between host and environmental factors, which varies over time (American Lung Association 2001).

The phase locking of the first spikes is highly likely a reflection of the interaction between the visual input related signal and the eye movement related signal in V1.

In allowing for a reflection of the interaction between normative and empirical elements in ethical deliberation, empirical research in medical ethics can become a very fruitful enterprise and can aid the treatment of the complex ethical challenges of modern health care.

The professional development of GP trainees may be facilitated by reflection on the interaction of their own values and beliefs.

This dangerous, lucid, confused but very eloquent lady (the best conventional stylist in the book, by far; no doubt a sinister reflection on the interaction of lunacy and literacy) is playful, apologetic, crazed, paranoid, self-abasing, cunning -- a tigress with a gift for gab.

Since it nurtures reflections on the interaction of functional limitations and environmental barriers in different contexts, the typology furnishes a reference point for further research, ultimately aiming for an environment supportive of activity, participation and health for all.

These phenotypes are a reflection of the interactions between tumor cells and cellular elements (osteoclasts and osteoblasts) of the bone microenvironment.

T2 is a reflection of the interactions between water molecules and surrounding macromolecules and is affected by many physiologic and pathophysiologic processes related to the state of cartilage.

In the case of high-density uncongested flow, it is distinct that traffic-related variables including k and v become an independent component, as a reflection of the increased interaction of vehicles.

Reed et al (1996) discussed this paradoxical result, hypothesising that it is a reflection of the complex interaction between the family of genes which control apoptosis, and in particular the ratio of activity of the proapoptotic gene Bax to the anti apoptotic bcl-2.