Sentence examples for this interest is reflected from inspiring English sources
Sellars, who was engaged at the time in staging the three Mozart Da Ponte operas, became interested in the ensembles in those works; this interest is reflected in Nixon in Chinas final act.
This interest is reflected by the growing rates of investors making socially responsible investments (Pasewark and Riley 2010; Peifer 2014).
This interest is reflected in a number of new initiatives, several of which involve EPSRC collaborating with its biologically orientated sister research councils, the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BBSRC) and the Medical Research Council (MRC), to stimulate and fund research in nanobiotechnology.
Matt Bellamy stated that he finds "the unknown in general a stimulating area for the imagination", and this interest is reflected throughout the album, which features alien invasion (in "Exo-Politics") and rebellious paranoia (particularly during "Assassin").
This interest is reflected in the PHR portfolio, where the results can influence local authorities' decisions on spatial planning.
This interest is reflected in The Council of Australian Governments Plan for Better Healthh for All Australians [ 5], and in the National Chronic Disease Strategy [ 6], both of which identify the importance of promoting healthy lifestyles by addressing risk factors in general practice.
His magazine is all about ideas and innovations, and that interest is reflected in his own writing, and in his Twitter account.
This genuine interest is reflected in a number of academic publications on subjective and physical image quality.
This growing interest is reflected in the multitude of papers published in the last few years on PVT1.
This growing interest is reflected in an increasing number of systematic reviews on the prevalence of near miss [ 3- 5].
Botany, however, is not traditionally viewed with great interest by secondary school students in the United States or internationally (Schussler and Olzak, 2008; Bybee and McCrae, 2011), and this lack of interest is reflected in the school curriculum.
