Sentence examples for reflection or not from inspiring English sources

The therapist time per participant per week varied depending on whether the participant had sent a reflection or not.

We asked this 'convenience' sample to rate the extent to which each feedback comment stimulates reflection or not on a five-point Likert-type scale, ranging from not at all to very well.

In the United States, the location of the tumour in relation to the peritoneal reflection is often used as an additional landmark to determine whether a patient requires neoadjuvant treatment (if the tumour is below the peritoneal reflection) or not (if the tumour is above the peritoneal reflection).

Due to variables like lighting and the material with which the mirror is manufactured, it can be really difficult to tell whether you are truly touching your reflection or not.

The information, which cues participants to respond, is limited to 'how you learn and function in practice?' The instrument says "Learning and functioning as a medical student" and the word "reflect" or "reflection" is not mentioned.

On reflection, whether Jewish or not, you might decide to do the same.

The story simply introduces a set of characters, and then disposes of them, with little reflection on whether or not they deserve their fate.

As in Kuhn's distinction between normal and revolutionary science, second-order critical reflection considers whether or not the framework for cooperation itself needs to be changed, thus whether new terms of cooperation are necessary to solve problems.

The high-attenuation stripes observed in the attenuation profile indicate this expected behavior, which is also supported by previous geological studies from the view point of resolution of seismic reflection data: whether or not seismic wave having several hundred meter of wavelength is able to detect physical property of fault zone.

But even subsequent to that, the internet just represents people figuring out the world; sometimes it's awful and sometimes it's not, but in the end it's not a reflection on whether or not the internet is evidence of things getting worse – it's people being people in ways they have always been.

Further interviews were conducted at the end of the project with five senior leaders from the three stakeholder organisation involved in the Governance Group to explore whether they had found the facilitated reflection process useful or not, and the sustainability of this process.