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In addition, different trend in the catalytic behavior was found between K-free and K-containing MoVSbO series, mostly related to different changes in crystalline phases distribution and catalysts surface characteristics (composition and acid properties) induced by the several activation treatments which also modified the average Sb oxidation state.
An enzyme based pizo-electric sensor has been developed to detect urea in milk where a linear behavior was found between equivalent electrical signal and amount of ammonia gas present (Renny, Daniel, Krastanov, Zachariah, & Elizabeth, 2005).
Finally, no difference in calling behavior was found between test periods without presentations and background noise (Z = −1.414, p = .500).500
Also, high similarity in biological behavior was found between 'Conventional Renal Cell Carcinoma, Grade 2' and 'Adenocarcinoma, Pancreas, Grade II' (κ = 0.63) as well as 'Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Peripheral Blood, Grade Pre-B' and 'Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Bone Marrow, Grade Common' (κ = 0.61) (figure 3).
The team found that although no differences in alcohol behavior were found between male and female adolescent rats, adult females were generally better than males at getting upright after they'd had a few.
On the other hand, an oscillating behavior is found between 500 and 850 nm in Fig. 5a 5e, which is a product of the multiple light reflection within the PSi film, and the oscillation amplitude is related to the refractive index of PSi film [25].
Children in the stable high CP class were almost four times more likely to use substances at age 12 than the stable low group, but no differences with regard to violent/delinquent behavior were found between both trajectories.
A significant difference in the bucking behaviors was found between the two NMFs, with the buckles in the Cu/Nb NMF being mostly cracked, while the buckles were nearly crack-free in the Cu/Zr NMF.
The association between impulsiveness and tattooing behavior was found to be independent of smoking status.
As expected, a moderate-to-strong negative association between barriers and self-reported behavior was found (r = -.40).
