Sentence examples for behaviour of a sample from inspiring English sources

Differential thermal analysis (DTA), in analytical chemistry, a technique for identifying and quantitatively analyzing the chemical composition of substances by observing the thermal behaviour of a sample as it is heated.

The high-temperature pyrolysis behaviour of a sample of refuse derived fuel (RDF) as a model of municipal solid waste (MSW) was investigated in a horizontal tubular reactor between 700 and 900 °C, at varying heating rates, and at an extended vapour residence time.

The sexual and other risk behaviour of a sample of HIV positive and negative gay men with and without syphilis was subjected to a detrended correspondence analysis (DCA).

Our survey was aimed to evaluate the impact of the IFG on knowledge and behaviours of a sample of Italian paediatricians, through the administration of the same questionnaire before and three years after the publication of the IFG [ 1, 10].

Finally, as an illustrative case study, the flow behaviour of a blood sample is analyzed, in which the flow parameters are modeled as functions of the hematocrit fraction in the sample.

In spite of all this effort, it is not possible to predict, from chemical knowledge and physical properties, what the thermal stability of a hitherto untested solid will be, or even to predict with certainty what the behaviour of a new sample of a well-tested substance will be.

The stress strain behaviour of a PDTMB sample where only a mesophase is present is intermediate between that of amorphous and semicrystalline polymers, since low values of the Young modulus and high deformation at break are obtained but the deformation takes places through necking even at temperatures above Tg.

The second German National Nutrition Survey (NVS II) aimed to evaluate food consumption and other aspects of nutritional behaviour of a representative sample of the German population, using a modular design with three different dietary assessment methods.

Habitat use and ranging behaviour of a sub-sample of badgers were also studied to determine whether they entered fields prior to fence erection and where they went in response to exclusion.

*P values -used non-parametric methods Figure 2 describes the contraceptive behaviour of a sub-sample of the sexually active young people in the cohort.

The aim of this study was to estimate the prevalence of ADHD behaviour in a sample of Mexican school-aged children.