The phrase "a varying behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behavior that changes or differs in different situations or contexts.
Example: "The study revealed a varying behavior among participants when faced with different stimuli."
Alternatives: "an inconsistent behavior" or "a fluctuating behavior".
We end this section by remarking that in this case positive solutions are convex and therefore they can exhibit also a rapidly varying behavior, unlike the previous case in which positive solutions are concave.
This can be explained by the varying behavior observed for the carboxyl group, which shows an upfield increase in chemical shift with temperature.
When I spoke with Barrett, she noted that the traits we think of as gender-based generally depend on varying perception, not varying behavior.
The time frames of these studies, however, include periods of varying behavior with respect to patient selection, stent technique and design, and medical therapy.
One of these is that it should replicate the complex, time varying behavior of the original limb so as to restore natural interactions with the environment.
Nevertheless, the power statistics collection may not be possible or available due to the fact that renewable energy supply exhibits intermittency, time varying behavior (e.g. shortage or failure), resulting in missing data.
Nonlinearities F and G are further assumed to have regularly varying behavior of index 1 at zero.
The detection efficiency for the DQA scans were analyzed and compared to the cylindrical phantom results, noting any time varying behavior or scanner variability.
The aim of this section is to analyze the relations between the classification of the eventually positive solutions according to their regularly varying behavior, and the -classification.
Such varying behavior of Hc⊥ is very similar to the common hard/soft exchange-coupled systems with in-plane magnetic anisotropy [16, 17].
