Sentence examples for this orientation reflects from inspiring English sources

This orientation reflects an expanded 'sensibility' to the environment, where flexible borders of the organism and changing parameters of individuality dispense with any characterizing essences – genetic, molecular, or immune.

This orientation reflects the approximate path of D3 descent studied in most steered MD simulations and ABF calculations.

This orientation reflected the supervisor's integration of her professional identity as a nurse.

"The founding of a cultural-historical museum with a European orientation reflects political circumstances: Europe is growing together and museums want to do their part," the revamped institution states in its literature.

But in its own way, our offensive, sometimes paranoid, and always confrontational orientation reflects an 18th-century American sensibility.

It finds that while they may be motivated by a mix of business case agendas and their personal philosophical and religious beliefs, their accountability orientation reflects the latter.

The political advantage of such a position is clear: If sexual orientation reflects an intrinsic attribute like skin pigmentation, rather than merely a form of chosen conduct, then arguing that homosexuals should stop being gay is no more reasonable than arguing that African-Americans should stop being black.

Second, the input orientation reflects the regulated context of Chinese county hospitals, that hospital managers have more control over their inputs (staffing and operating expenses or beds) than they do over outputs (patients get admitted or visit the outpatient department).

Two distinct layers with different cellulose orientation reflects different cell expansion phases, in which cellulose in the outer layer reorients passively after xyz deposition as proposed in the passive reorientation hypothesis [ 25].

The encyclopedia has a strong Massachusetts orientation, reflecting the fact that the state accounts for nearly half of New England's 13 million population and much of its cultural heft.

Examining banks across 27 countries, we estimate two measures of the forward-looking orientation reflected in discretionary loan provisioning practices within a country.