Sentence examples for behaviour afforded from inspiring English sources

Using our set of SADI services to envelop the CDK QSAR-relevant descriptor functionality to decide whether a molecule was drug-like, we have demonstrated a highly integrative behaviour afforded by the simplicity of the formal semantic service specification of the SADI framework.

The current work investigates the comparative sliding wear behaviour of TiN and TiN/Ti2N thin films deposited by PVD and plasma nitriding processes, respectively, and seeks to quantify the relative improvements to sliding wear behaviour afforded by the two surface treatments.

Against nets and electronic devices, however, such coloration and schooling behaviour afford little protection.

From this finding it is reasonable to infer that other disorders characterized by impulsivity, both psychiatric and neurological, may be similarly characterized; by absent or reduced dorsolateral PFC-mediated upregulation of behaviours affording to longer-term or higher-order goals.

The three systems containing a salt pair showed very similar behaviour and afforded slightly lower ee values.

Impulsivity can be conceptualized as a diminished self-control to suppress behaviours that afford preferred (highly desirable) outcomes, but which contravene higher-order or longer-term goals and so are ultimately suboptimal in the long run (Hare et al., 2009; Diekhof et al., 2012).

In the 1980s AGVs acquired microprocessor controllers that allowed more complex behaviours than those afforded by simple electronic controls.

Low perceived finishedness icons functioned as a social affordance - they afforded the social behaviour of building upon each other's ideas as well as more creative idea generation.

The studies comparing Rational Emotive Therapy (RET) with Exposure [ 21, 22] were excluded as the RET model lacks theoretical coherence and empirical evidence afforded by the modern cognitive behaviour models.

4 In the UK, considerable license is afforded to pregnant women over behaviours that may affect the welfare of their unborn children; but could this be about to change?

To examine whether HPV vaccination influences sexual behaviour in adolescent girls, either by giving them a 'green light' to have sex, or because perceived protection afforded by the vaccine permits compensatory risky sexual behaviour.