Sentence examples for behaviour compared with the from inspiring English sources

Further simulation revealed that the native soil stiffness had a dominant influence on the joint behaviour compared with the backfill stiffness.

That treatment of the vanquished was a great advance in civilized behaviour compared with the methods of Genghis Khan and those of Kublai's contemporaries in Central Asia, where the massacre of the population was still the expected sequel to the capture of a city.

The recorded images are analysed and the measured behaviour compared with the results of a three dimensional model of the liquid dynamics, obtaining a much better fit than with linear models.

Furthermore, we prove that the pksP mutant conidia show beside an altered uptake ratio by macrophages increased conidial aggregation behaviour compared with the wild type.

The fact that the apparent recovery was not 100% for all the target compounds is due to the differences in behaviour compared with the internal standards (surrogates).

The in vitro migration assay indicated that DAP3 knockdown may endow gastric cancer cell lines with more aggressive behaviour compared with the corresponding control cell line.

The NDs anchored on plasma membrane showed significantly different behaviour compared with those in the medium and in cytoplasm, as can be clearly seen from the instant velocity and caging diameter (Figure S5).

The results show that FCC and VC lattice structures have better mechanical behaviour compared with that of the ECC lattice structure; however, their energy absorption efficiency is inferior to that of the ECC lattice structure.

For several types of cancer, tumour cells at the invasive front are considered to have a more aggressive behaviour compared with those in the more central region (Cianchi et al, 2010; Alpizar-Alpizar et al, 2011; Tsutsumi et al, 2011) and are characterised by a dynamic process referred to as epithelial mesenchymal transition (EMT) (Brabletz et al, 2001; Spaderna et al, 2006).

Mucinous tumours have been characterised by a number of genetic and biological features, which may explain in part the different behaviour compared with that of non-mucinous tumours.

Statistically significant poorer behaviours, compared with the lowest income quintile, were observed at the middle income quintile for soft drink consumption, skipped breakfast and screen time (table 1).