Sentence examples for behaviour duration from inspiring English sources

We measured the olfactory investigation behaviour (duration and frequency of sniffing) of black rhinoceros in four experiments designed to determine the function of chemosignals in dung and urine.

Models were fitted with a gamma distribution for variations in behaviour duration and a Poisson distribution was used for changes in peeking rate using the GLIMMIX procedure (SAS 9.1.3).

In the same time period, both the EG and the CG participants perform the process analyses, that is, the weekly assessment of binge eating and other impulsive behaviour (duration 5 min per assessment).

Survival analysis was chosen to analyse the time data (behaviour durations related to oviposition events) because this type of analysis can handle unequal sample sizes, censored observations and data that are not normally distributed (Manly 1992).

In most cases, log transformation (s+1) of behaviour durations approximated normality (Kolmogorov-Smirnov and Shapiro-Wilks tests, P > 0.05) and allowed parametric analyses (matched pair t-tests to assess sexual attraction, parametric ANOVA to compare the log difference in response to the paired stimuli between tests).

Primary outcomes were aerobic exercise behaviour (frequency, duration and intensity) and resistance exercise behaviour (sets, repetitions and intensity).

The cross-sectional design of the study increases the risk of recall bias and thereby the validity of our data on care-seeking behaviour, pain duration and onset of knee pain.

It is a subconscious part of traffic behaviour and its duration seems to be an accepted loss of time.

At time t 0, the eNB receives the CQI FB from each user u, then it chooses a time prediction window (t_{w_{u}}(t_{0})) and uses GPR to predict the CQI behaviour for the duration of such window.

At each iteration, the model selects the next time window according to (17) with weights w a =1 and w e =10 and predicts the packet loss behaviour for the duration of the selected window.

However, since the evaluation of health states involves consequences composed of several attributes (i.e. at least health status and life duration), behaviour may be fundamentally different than in the above mentioned studies which are based on monetary consequences.