Univariate analyses found that male staff experienced higher levels of 14 behaviours (denoted with in table 3).
Investigation of specific behaviours revealed that staff with disabilities experienced higher prevalence of 15 out of the 22 negative behaviours (denoted with † in table 3).
The stress/pain sensation was also reduced by TLN treatment, as highlighted by the results of the EDA measurements, pain scoring and behaviours denoting changes in pain-related condition.
In this paper, we differentiate between the responses to the behavioural questions and the self-perceived DVA with the term 'negative behaviour' to denote the former and 'DVA' the latter.
each having different power consumption behaviour, cpuUsage denotes the utilisation (load) of the processor whose value should be kept up-to-date through the data centre's monitoring system.
That behaviour would denote that somehow the malonic layer produces a screen effect on the emission from the intermediate layer generated in oxalic acid, the PL intensity of which is higher than that of the malonic layer.
The other case, denoted as partial cooperation, models the real-world system behaviour.
This occurs when one treats an abstraction (however useful it may be to denote the behaviour or properties of objects under specific circumstances) as if it were itself a material thing.
Selected socio-demographic variables were recorded at the outset before enquiring about illness-related experience, meaning and behaviour operationalised as categories denoting patterns of distress (referring to additional somatic symptoms not mentioned in the vignettes and psycho-social problems), perceived causes, self treatment at home, and outside help seeking.
The microarray data clearly denoted that disruption of subtelomeric chromatin does not alter the differential behaviour of genes located at chromosomal flanks.
