Sentence examples for sharing reflects from inspiring English sources

A number of commentators have suggested that the emphasis on agency through user-centredness in data sharing reflects an ethically desirable shift towards the empowerment of patients and research participants (Corrigan and Tutton 2006).

However, where no immediate tangible benefits arise and any practical impact is merely projected for the future, one should question how real such benefits are and whether the data sharing reflects what Lupton (2014) has argued to be a new form of patient labour (see also Prainsack 2014b).

As John Noyes observes, benefit sharing reflects the idea of the need to promote the development of developing countries--an idea that is reflected in a multitude of international law instruments.

In terms of the innovation system matrix categories, the contention about the predominance of passive knowledge sharing reflects weak network conditions because knowledge producers do not have intense interaction with users, and this leads to inadequate knowledge exchange.

The total score ranges from 18 (most audiologist-centred) to 108 (most patient-centred), and there are two subscales: The first nine-item subscale, sharing, reflects the extent to which the respondent believes that patients desire information and should be part of the decision-making process (eg, patients should be treated as if they were partners with the audiologists, equal in power and status).

The declining market share reflects the inroads of Honda and Toyota in the minivan market that Chrysler once dominated.

The share reflects the percentage of households using a television at the time who were watching the race.

The current value of shares reflects a balance between the returns that investors want and the returns they actually expect.

"We believe our firm offer of $65 per share reflects the full and fair value of Anheuser-Busch and is a compelling proposal for shareholders".

To some extent, the run-up in Oracle shares reflects the blurring of marketing and investor relations that characterizes all of the Internet companies.

At any moment, the price of a candidate's shares reflects the market's collective judgment of how well he'll do.