Sentence examples for behaviour inferred from from inspiring English sources

This contrasts with behaviour inferred from previous studies of the same aquifer that used borehole radar and resistivity, which suggested its vadose zone behaviour was characterized by uniform downwards migration of wetting fronts.

Strikingly, the quantitative behaviour of V ′ (h ) with time inferred from the HB model (red) matches the previous behaviour inferred from the NZB/BALB/c system (blue) very well, suggesting that our theory is applicable across a range of genetically distinct pairings.

Nonlinear behaviour was inferred from assumed piecewise linearised first order dynamic responses, at different operating points.

Spacing behaviour was inferred from live-trapping and was used to describe potential interaction among females.

In contrast to the aforementioned study in Australia 13, our use of individual‐level data avoids ecological fallacy, where individual behaviour is inferred from aggregated data 32.

In this study, gregarious males were more reluctant to sing overall (G-test: G1 = 4.38, P = 0.036) (figure 4), however while year was not significant as a main effect (G-test: G1 = 2.04, NS), temporal variation in this behaviour was inferred from a significant interaction between year and form (G-test: G1 = 10.64, P < 0.05).

Such behaviour has been inferred from experiments.

The study limitations are due to (1) the lack of information of testing practice for patients without laboratory-confirmed gonorrhoea, that is, the proportion of lost cases is unknown, (2) the fact that both systems are anonymous, that is, we can only estimate the degree of under-reporting or underdiagnosing of cases and (3) possible changes in sexual behaviour cannot be inferred from our data.

This is based on the premise that ultimately all validity rests on the fidelity with which a particular assessment reflects the underlying construct, "intangible collections of abstract concepts and principles which are inferred from behaviour and explained by educational or psychological theory" [ 60].

Interaction tests have mostly been based on measures of congruent intentions, habits and behaviour (e.g., intentions to snack, snacking habits, snacking frequency; 21 studies [88%]), with habit intention conflict inferred from projected behaviour patterns where intention is weak and habit strong.

Such abstract properties or attributes as intelligence or introversion never are directly measured but must be inferred from observable behaviour.