The highest antireflection occurred at the higher concentration (5 wt%) and for the extended etch time in Fig. 9b, which indicates that the larger size and higher nanopillar arrays were more effective at reducing the reflection.
The calculated and experimental results demonstrated that, compared with the uniform distribution, filler's selectively alternating lamellar distribution was more effective in decreasing the minimum reflection loss (RL-min) and broadening the effective bandwidth (EB, RL < −10 dB, for 90% microwave absorption).
5 The WHO European Region is determined to take forward the UN political declaration to reduce avoidable deaths from NCDs, turning the declaration into action, and are working to provide public health tools that help all countries across the broader European region to implement more effective programmes based on an extensive reflection process.
Next to supporting others, being a facilitator is also reported as even more effective for a person's own reflections [ 58].
The PML boundary condition was more effective in reducing the risk of artificial reflections in the LDW tsunami simulation model.
For some PHNs, debriefing with colleagues was a more effective, timely and comfortable way to engage in reflection.
Yet, a revised EIP directed and compressed with increased focus on specific topics including reflections and discussions is probably more effective at improving and sustaining adherence to VBSC guidelines and practices.
Engaging in a process of critical reflection makes our work relevant and more effective.
Paradoxically, perhaps, lack of evidence of effective reflection by students could open up more opportunities for dialogue around their feedback, performance and learning objectives.
Working in tandem with the nine-point checklist are two significant mindset shifts which will not only make this reflection process easier but also make you more effective professionally (and personally).
