Sentence examples for reflects on problems from inspiring English sources

The following section reflects on problems and merits inherent in the different approaches.

Recovery from trauma seemed to require a kind of "perspective switching" — reflecting on problems from different points of view — that shifts in pronoun use could facilitate.

The system not only helped to uncover target cases for intervention but also provided a pathway with which to reflect on problems and risks in daily clinical practice, thus forming a medical risk prevention mechanism [ 32].

Students were encouraged to reflect on problem-solving and decision-making and to develop insight and control regarding the learning process.

It's Fall Prevention Awareness Week, a good time to reflect on how serious a problem falls are.

David Bezmozgis reflects on that problem in a swiftly added afterword to his new novel, which is set in Crimea – a territory that changed from Ukrainian to Russian during the time between the typesetting of this book and its publication.

Shakespeare constantly reflects on the problem of synecdoche in his plays, a rhetorical term meaning "the part representing the whole".

Similar to the original physics study, their results suggested that novice and expert biologists exhibit differences in their representation of problems novices focused attention on the commonality of "flower problems," whereas experts reflected on "monohybrid problems".

Jenny Rohn reflects on the systemic problems in academia that have led to this possibility.

This involves reflecting on 'structure' problems (McCarthy et al. 1969), 'ramification' problems (Finger 1986), and 'qualification' problems (McCarthy 1977), that are largely debated but never actually solved problems (McIlraith 2000).

Sutherland thrusts a few hundred francs into her purse and then reflects on the general problem of looking after Alice.