Sentence examples for behaviour measured in from inspiring English sources

The analyses of the behavioural response variables were similar besides the fact that we considered the same behaviour measured in the absence and in the presence of predator chemical cues as repeats of that larva.

The driving behaviour, measured in fuel use (litres per 100 km of travel) of a sample of 1056 private drivers was monitored over seven months.

Through appropriate modelling of the boundary layer, the numerical models are shown to reproduce the mean, RMS and peak load behaviour measured in the wind tunnel.

The model provides practising engineers with a simple yet powerful approach to use site-specific p-y curves in design based on element soil behaviour measured in laboratory, without the need for advanced numerical analyses.

Therefore, parents should take higher risks in spring to secure their contribution to early offspring, which may have been reflected in the bold behaviour measured in spring.

Briefly, mice derived from an outbred mouse strain (CD-1) were bidirectionally inbred, based on their anxiety-related behaviour measured in the EPM test for each generation at an age of seven weeks.

These effects were independent of planning status and other health behaviours measured in this cohort.

The matrix query showed eight Comparison Group interviewees talked about being helpful, in general terms with only three students, who were student leaders in their schools, mentioning concrete examples of the types of prosocial behaviours measured in the survey.

There was a high degree of consistency in the results following quantification of changes in cell behaviours measured in this study, however, the results should be considered as semi-quantitative.

The modelling approach was based on existing literature (see Introduction) and on our hypothesis that health and health behaviours measured in adolescence are associated with unintentional and intentional injury death later in life independently from socioeconomic status.

The TPB is a sound model of behavioural decision making which specifies intentions as predicting behaviour (measured prospectively; in the case of the current study at 2 months follow up to allow a reasonable period of time in which parents may be faced with a health-related issue for their child).