Sentence examples for a general behavior from inspiring English sources

In order to build a general behavior model, we need to align signals and normalize their range of values (Fig. 4).

The temperature dependence of ion conductivity shows an Arrhenius to VTF transition at ∼323 K in these semi-IPNs, a general behavior independent of the nature of salt and the poly ethylene glycol) chain length.

Introduction of stabilizing mutations that are known to fold AR 6 dampen the fluctuations of AR 5, indicating that the AR 5 fluctuations are likely due to weakened inter-repeat stabilization from AR 6. AR 1 also fluctuates somewhat at room temperature, suggesting that fluctuations are a general behavior of ARs at ends of AR domains.

The preservation of the activity by the presence of EDTA can be a general behavior of reducing oligocarboxylic acids present together with Cr VI) in the photocatalytic system, where Cr III) soluble complexes can be formed and Cr III) deposition onto the TiO2 surface is prevented.

This graph reveals a tight, positive correlation between these measures, a general behavior that is well reproduced among all types of neurons in the jcBNST.

Systemic PrEP models routine daily systemic administration of antiretrovirals (not temporally associated with a specific high-risk event) that continues until a general behavior pattern of high-risk actions ceases.

During the evolution of Au NPs, the increased size was always compensated by the decreased density as a function of AT, which can be regarded as a rather general behavior of metallic NPs on various semiconductors substrates [38 46], such as on the GaN [38], sapphire [39, 40], and GaAs [41 44].

Indeed, it is well known that these parameters have a different general behavior for voiced or unvoiced sounds (see, e.g., [31]).

This would give a better general behavior to the avatar.

A "parameter" is a value determining the properties of a function or a model describing the general behavior of a variable.

The macro scale (Panel A) looks at the general behavior of the model at very large values.