Sentence examples for behavior a characteristic from inspiring English sources
The temperature-dependent PL spectra exhibited the well-known S-curve behavior, a characteristic of dilute nitride material systems and a signature of exciton localization.
The most intriguing characteristic observed during aging and abrasion cycles was the enhancement in non-wettability or 'rejuvenation' reflected by water droplet roll-off behavior, a characteristic of self-cleaning materials.
Moreover, we find that unequal partitioning at cell division and sharp division rates shrink the region of the parameter space where the population exhibits bistable behavior, a characteristic feature of networks with positive feedback architecture.
The crossover from Arrhenius behavior at high temperature to super-Arrhenius behavior across a characteristic temperature has been recently emphasized as a significant universal feature of glass transition [8] after an extensive analysis of the data on 84 liquids.
Such behavior is a characteristic of the signal originated from FM phase [23, 27].
Usually, such behavior is a characteristic of doped semiconductors with impurity conductivity below and intrinsic above 773 K.
In adult fish, lethargic behavior is a characteristic clinical sign associated with this infection and therefore the disease was named "koi sleepy disease" (KSD).
To determine whether this behavior is a characteristic of lipoprotein particles or is a general characteristic of the reaction of HNE with nucleophiles, for example, in protein side chains, we examined the time course of HNE binding to HSA.
The observer sorts the cards into piles reflecting whether a behavior was highly characteristic, characteristic, somewhat characteristic, somewhat uncharacteristic, or highly uncharacteristic of the child.
Beginning drivers of all ages have higher crash rates than experienced drivers, but teenagers are prone to more risky behavior, an inherent characteristic of their developing brains.
In the FC test, freezing behavior, which is a characteristic fear response in mice (total lack of movement), provides a read-out of memory.
