The phrase "accumulated reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe thoughts or insights that have been gathered over time, often in a contemplative or analytical context.
Example: "After years of study and observation, I finally compiled my accumulated reflections on the subject into a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "gathered insights" or "collected thoughts".
Accordingly, in either region, ϕ and θ represent the phases that have accumulated following the reflection from the primary interface (optical elements or coverslip-buffer) and the secondary interface (coverslip-buffer or sample), respectively.
By the end, he's accumulated a stock of reflections and insights that are breathtakingly banal.
Thus, PP not only has a very close relationship with arterial stiffness, but also a reflection of accumulated damage on vessels exerted by risk factors.
For a given exposure time, a high rotation rate will increase the recorded fraction of each reflection on an individual frame, but a low rotation rate will ensure that even weak, high-resolution reflections accumulate enough counts on the detector before leaving their diffracting condition.
Infrared technology works by detecting differences in temperature between people, vehicles, and the road and is unaffected by the glare of the sun and vehicle headlights as well as reflections from water accumulated on the road surface.
It is possible that serum concentration of AGEs is an inadequate reflection of those accumulated in the skin of CSU.
33, 34 In keeping with the idea that an embodied and relational mind is important for populations as well as individuals, we draw from epidemiology the notion that health status later in life is, in part, a reflection of the accumulated embodiment of social circumstances across the lifespan.
Experiences of curriculum development, pedagogy and assessment are explored and reflections based on the knowledge accumulated from attendance on a Professional Development Programme are presented.
The Fourier transform infrared spectra (FTIR) of each crude extract was recorded in the region from 4000 to 600 cm−1 and 16 scans were accumulated for each spectra using attenuated total reflection (ATR) device (Nicolet iS10, Thermo Scientific, USA).
Evidence accumulated over the past 40 years shows that CVP, as a reflection of right ventricular preload, is a poor estimate of left ventricular preload in critically ill patients, and particularly in sepsis [ 10].
