Sentence examples for behaviour observed on from inspiring English sources

The pruritic behaviour observed on camera recordings of one reported scrapie suspect of herd A and 17 goats of herd B is shown in Table 5. Nibbling was on average twice as frequent as scratching or rubbing of body parts.

Available research suggests that typical programs, which focus on bicycle manoeuvring skills, have limited effects on behaviour observed on a track or planned route.

The laboratory results and the behaviour observed on the EN 370 allow us to conclude that mechanical performance of the tested ARdry is better than that measured for the reference blend, and is at the same level of performance as ARwet, provided that a proper mixture design and some construction directives are used.

Sporadic instances of handwashing/using baby wipes before breastfeeding are likely to be an attempt to practice a behaviour desired by the midwife: information provided in interviews about the advice midwives gave concerning handwashing before breastfeeding thus matched the behaviours observed on film.

The fluxional behaviour observed for [Zr CP256)]+ on the H NMR timescale is likely indicative of the kinetic instability of the complex, and thus in the future H NMR spectroscopic studies could be useful for probing kinetic stability of diamagnetic complexes prior to in vivo testing.

The qualitatively different behaviour observed depending on the strain path might be attributable to the asymmetry between the axial/torsional and tension/compression loads.

The rhombohedral hexagonal boron carbide crystal lattice constants were plotted as a function of the carbon content, and the non-linear behaviour observed was interpreted on the basis of the complex structure of boron carbide.

The three-regime behaviour observed in experiments on wet illite/quartz mixtures and predicted by the microphysical model (cf. Den Hartog and Spiers 2014) corresponds well with the observations along subduction megathrusts.

Initial chaotic models were inspired by the bursting behaviour observed in experiments on hepatocytes [8], [9], [10].

Respondents noted that patients who liked to wander were guided by staff when walking up and down rather than constantly being returned to their bed space, a behaviour observed by carers on standard care wards.

Frequencies and proportions of speed reading and observed on-road riding behaviours were calculated where appropriate.