Future research might investigate which kinds of questions can be asked to challenge students towards reflection levels slightly above the level on which they perform and examine the effectiveness of challenging students towards higher reflection levels.
The width of the 200 reflection was slightly less than was observed by WAXS implying, if anything, a slightly greater Scherrer dimension perpendicular to the sheets of chains.
To move the field forward and examine the hypotheses generated through our qualitative work that feedback on reflective writing should be formulated a) in a question, b) positive in tone and c) on a reflection level slightly above that of the student, future research might try to investigate effectiveness of feedback differing in these characteristics.
― Raymond Carver, Where I'm Calling From: New and Selected Stories 21. "It was that sort of sleep in which you wake every hour and think to yourself that you have not been sleeping at all; you can remember dreams that are like reflections, daytime thinking slightly warped".
Because indices of refraction depend on wavelength, the critical angle (and hence the angle of total internal reflection) will vary slightly with wavelength and, therefore, with colour.
Figure 3a shows that, when the refractive index of dielectric is increased from 1.1 to 1.8, the resonant wavelength of reflection spectrum redshifts slightly.
(B) 2D reflection data confirm slightly higher mean signal intensity in the control group (same animal number per group), P = 0.79.
This expectation is supported by the fact that LFEs occur near the lower edge of the S wave reflector, and reflection strengths are slightly larger around the hypocenters of LFEs, as shown in Fig. 4b.
Vancomycin concentrations were comparable in ECMO and non-ECMO groups in the early phase of therapy (24 h), which may be a reflection of the slightly higher loading doses used as well as the continuous administration.
It is difficult to differentiate between overlying seismic sequence 'U4' (Pliocene sediments) from seismic sequence 'U3' (Late Miocene sediments) because of their high similarity in reflection characters like strong lateral continuity, medium amplitude and slightly folded reflections.
