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At a stress ratio of 0.1, the residual stress-free testpieces demonstrated typical short fatigue crack growth behaviour, indicated by a reduction of threshold value and increases in fatigue crack growth rates compared to those of long fatigue cracks.

Recently, Okuno et al. were able to use TERS to identify the localised deformations at the position where two CNTs cross each other and observed a transition from semiconducting to metallic behaviour, indicated by the asymmetric contribution to the shape of the G−-band (Fig. 9) [12].

It is expected [28] that a surface redox reaction will exhibit a reversible behaviour (manifested by a peak potential variation quasi-constant with logarithm of scan rate (ln v) when the scan rate is small, and an irreversible behaviour (indicated by a linear variation of peak potential with ln v) when the scan rate is large.

One of the sharks remained continuously at a depth of 35 m while the diving behaviour of the other was specified similar to the behaviour indicated by the PAT data.

Therefore a high PCDAI score in our pediatric-onset CD patients with NOD2 variants reflects a more severe disease behaviour indicated by underweight, stricturing and penetrating behaviour.

Male sb mice show increased anxious behaviour, indicated by less time spent in and less frequent entry into the open arm, while the mutation did not affect anxiousness in female sb mice [ 28].

The proposed solution then gradually builds a predicted packet loss behaviour, indicated in Fig. 10 by the continuous curve.

Our analysis is a contribution to the German environmental inequalities discussion by investigating the associations between air pollution exposure, including PM10 in ambient air, heavy traffic, occupational exposure, smoking behaviour, SES indicated by educational level, and respiratory health indicators including lung function measurements.

Maybe K-Feldspar, detected only in RM2, is responsible for the different behaviour, but it seems more likely that morphological differences cause different absorption behaviour, as indicated by density data (see Table 1).

Overall, our video records of behaviour indicated that motor patterns in newborn mice were dominated by spontaneous muscle twitches, limb jerks and whole body startles [41].

Hyperactivity is a behaviour officially indicated by increased movement, impulsiveness and inattention, and can impair learning.