Sentence examples for will be reflected upon from inspiring English sources

In the first section, ' Where are we now?' six key debates will be reflected upon; (i) analysis of variance versus analysis of causes, (ii) the fallacy of independent effects, (iii) black box thinking, (iv) theory and the understanding of mechanisms, (v) individualization of risk and (vi) the meaning of 'social'social

The most important are shown in Table  1 and will be reflected upon in the discussion section.> Between a) July 2012 and August 2013 and between b) July 2012 and November 2013, informal caregivers of deceased inpatients who were treated at two palliative care units in a) Erlangen and b) Mainz, Germany, were invited to participate in a questionnaire validation study.

If the rotational diffusion rate of a fluorophore is of similar magnitude to the fluorescence decay rate, the slower rotational diffusion rate expected upon binding will be reflected as an increase in anisotropy.

This dependence upon, and respect for, religious authority will be reflected in the first post-Saddam government -- whether it comes about by indirect or direct elections.

All will be reflected in the book".

The changes will be reflected immediately.

It seems unlikely that they were reflecting upon the real nature of humans, undisguised.

Others, such as how we organize our day, will be more rarely reflected upon.

Throughout the class, the past will be used to reflect upon the pressing concerns of the present, such as the gender pay gap, harassment, and intersectionality, and there'll be plenty of opportunities for discussion and Q&A.

But it is his story, and thousands of others like it, that the countries of the UN will be asked to reflect upon this week as they attempt to agree the first global arms trade treaty (ATT).

In an email to the thousands of officers under his command, Davis said that coming to terms with the Justice Department report "presents a challenging moment, but a moment we will be able to reflect upon in the future and know it will set us on a path to better policing".