Sentence examples for reflection of the outcomes from inspiring English sources

The high "Major" failure rate for the Control restorations (15%) is disappointing but is a reflection of the outcomes related to current practice in the general practice environment.

Although the number of additional deaths observed beyond 30 days may vary by specialty, longer follow-up may allow better reflection of the outcomes of complications after other types of surgery.

Professional development should be about finding methods that work to not only change and monitor an instructor's practice but also incorporate and foster reflection on the outcomes of this practice and the resulting impacts on the instructor's personal beliefs, knowledge, and attitudes.

Exit interviews were semi-structured to review the achievement of goals identified during the entry interviews, with the encouragement of wider reflection on the outcome of the visit.

Furthermore, the pro-metastatic property of NDRG1 can also be viewed as a reflection of the outcome from hypoxia adaptation.

The vast (and ever-growing) volume of tools available and utilised in aphasia research settings is a reflection of the outcome measurement challenges faced across stroke rehabilitation research more generally (Ali et al., 2013; Salter, Teasell, Foley, & Jutai, 2007).

Although there is a reasonable harmonization of approaches used to assess internal validity (risk of bias) for human clinical trials (Higgins and Green 2011), there is not currently a similar consensus on how to assess that the findings and conclusions drawn from observational human, experimental animal, and in vitro studies are a true reflection of the outcome of the study.

This is needed to determine if the data from returned questionnaires are an accurate reflection of the true outcomes of patients receiving these lumbar facet joint injections.

It is hoped that other educators, believing that their assessment is a reflection of the intended outcomes, might recognise merit in rewarding students for consistent achievement.

Salivary cortisol is an indicator of Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Hypothalamic-Pituitary-Adrenal Hypothalamic-Pituitary-AdrenaltHPAaxistactivityoutcome, which is the result of the andraisal of and caning with stress [ 13].

Only five patients (38%%) had good results (clinical rating system of Teeny and Wiss) possibly a reflection of the poor outcome associated with these injuries.