Sentence examples for term reflection from inspiring English sources

Whereas QoL appeared as a criticised concept (given the particular context of the perinatal period, with the possibility of medical termination of pregnancy, which in France can be performed up to term), reflection has made it possible to pass from preoccupation when faced with quantified evaluation of QoL, to preoccupation for the patient.

Changes in birth weight and small for gestational age at the population level might be a longer term reflection of detrimental effects of active or passive smoking during pregnancy while preterm delivery might have a discrete trigger component, as suggested by studies on short term effects of air pollution and temperature.

Both Korthagen and Stockhausen have highlighted this process with the term reflection spiral with each winding leading to a higher order of understanding, practice or learning [ 23, 26]. Figure 1 shows the complete eclectic model, which describes reflection in three phases: 1. 'Reviewing the experience', 2. 'Critical analysis', and 3. 'Reflective outcome'.

This finding suggests that truly meaningful wildlife experiences may be developed through a series of stages from pre-encounter, to the actual encounter, to post-encounter and finally, longer-term reflection.

Household asset ownership is a relatively accurate long-term reflection of a household's economic well-being than income.

This way of considering the condition for diffraction is convenient and the diffracted beam are often termed "reflection" of x-rays from (hkl) family of lattice plans.

This is a short-term reflection of disease activity.

My book chronicles my mother's child-rearing practices, but in contrast to Ms. Chua's book, I chose to focus on long-term reflections on the principles, values and ethics that my mother imparted with pragmatic examples and anecdotes -- values pertaining to the ethical self and social self.

We use the term "delayed reflection" as opposed to "direct reflection" to distinguish between reflections that are uttered by the counselor in direct connection to something stated by the patient.

Hereafter, we distinguish the term "S reflection," which means the primary S wave reflection between the seafloor and basement constructed by the interferometry (Fig. 6a), with the term "reflected S wave," as coming from one source (Fig. 6c).

Hence we should include the interaction term in reflection models of granite.