Sentence examples for behaviour is interpreted to from inspiring English sources

Retrieved geometric surface area normalised mineral dissolution rates are most rapid at the surface and at the bedrock soil interface; this behaviour is interpreted to stem from a combination of the approach to equilibrium of the soil waters with depth and more rapid dissolution rates of fresh versus weathered surfaces.

The discussants stated that a few days before the onset of rains, domestic animals would refuse to enter their sheds and this behaviour was interpreted to mean that it had rained heavily and the shed was flooded.

This behaviour is interpreted in terms of the "average inter-aggregate distance (AID)" related to competitive dispersion/agglomeration phenomena to which added multi wall carbon nanotubes are subjected during the preparation of compounds with concentrations over specific threshold values.

This behaviour is interpreted in the framework of linear chromatography theory, which leads to attribute the evolution of reduced variance of peaks vs. pH to external and/or internal mass transfer limitations.

Reams of research papers have demonstrated how boys and girls are socialised differently, and their behaviour is interpreted differently from their first kicks in the womb onwards.

Whether or not a behaviour is interpreted by society or the individual as erotic (i.e., capable of engendering sexual response) depends chiefly on the context in which the behaviour occurs.

The plasmodium's foraging behaviour is interpreted in terms of computation.

This behaviour is interpreted by tunnel effect from localized surface states.

This behaviour is interpreted in terms of a favourable specific interaction between the unlike groups in the copolymer.

This behaviour is interpreted in view of the changes in solvation and molar volumes at infinite dilution of the ions in the different solvent mixtures.

This behaviour is interpreted in terms of the more facile transport of charge compensating counterions because of increased swelling of the layer in the presence of organic solvent.