During the fMRI session, youth were presented with two types of responses from their treating therapist: higher-skill statements prescribed in an empirically-supported addiction treatment (complex reflections) vs. language standard within addiction treatment more broadly (closed questions).
Android's share of new smartphone sales is now more than double Apple's share, a striking change from a year ago, when the two were roughly even, and a reflection of how Android phones have improved and become more broadly available.
For example, moving beyond the specifics of BLAST into reflections on and investigations of string pattern matching and, even more broadly, pattern recognition will enable students to move beyond the current state of the art computationally and into a future of computing that will complement and enhance the next generation of biotechnologies.
Now I'm feeling less snarky than jealous!) More broadly, the lust for generators is a reflection of our antiquated electrical grid and failure to address climate change.
These reflections were integrated into a study DLG initiated in 2014, and may contribute more broadly to self-conscious and ethical health research practice using social media.
More broadly, Agarwal tells me, Hubble's growth is a reflection of how the commercial property market is shifting away from lengthy, multi-year office space leases to short term rentals with 'out of the box' features, and therefore less commitment or costs up front.
I focus on nonfinancial debt — that's because money that banks owe to each other is more a reflection of the structure of the financial system than of the degree of overborrowing more broadly.
More broadly, this study joins the chorus of voices calling for critical reflection on the limits and harms of an exclusively Western worldview, and the need for action to name and correct past wrongs in the spirit of reconciliation and justice for all.
What about Europe more broadly?
"We define ourselves more broadly.
