Sentence examples for reflection of the issues from inspiring English sources
Reliability is concerned with the repeatability or reproducibility of the measurements while validity reflects the accuracy of the data and ensures that responses are a true reflection of the issues of interest [ 14- 17].
The Romney campaign said that the new portion of Mr. Romney's stump speech was simply a reflection of the "issues of the day".
The BBC's Arts Editor Will Gompertz considers whether the problems in the Black Swan's dark treatment are a true reflection of the issues facing today's dancers.
The data here, is itself a rich reflection of the issues commonly faced by Indigenous Australians when accessing the health care system.
We live in anxious times and I'm thankful for 2,000 years of Christian reflection on the issues surrounding self-defense.
These analyses produced wide confidence bands, an apparent reflection of the issue of small sample size (Ostro et al. 2007).
Researchers can also support the translation from practice to philosophical reflection by ensuring that the philosophical issue they are discussing is not merely a theoretical construct but an accurate reflection of the issue as it presents itself to real-world stakeholders in non-idealised, practical terms.
According to Oruka, the absence of any personal direct reflections on the issues at hand qualifies Ogotemmêli only as a folk sage.
The journal Critical Asian Studies (CAS) has recently published two special issues edited by Christine Hong and Hazel Smith that provide some much-needed reflection on the issue of human rights in Northeast Asia.
THOUGH "Alice" and "Faust" equip their familiar stories with signature Svankmajer motifs (most notably creatures that invent themselves), they feel more like showcases for his technique than real reflections of the issues that concern him.
Re "Pain Beyond Words, and an Impulse Just to Endure" (Cases, Sept. 22): As a person who suffers from severe migraines, I related to Dana Jennings's reflections on the issue of severe pain.
