Sentence examples for behaviour of this segment from inspiring English sources

These may well be synthetic associations reflecting weak LD and the unusual behaviour of this segment of the genome.

Ethical consumerism campaigns and traditional educational approaches are failing to make headway in Brazil in changing the behaviour of this segment.

There exists no theory that prescribes the type of function, which describes the mechanical behaviour of the segment (e.g. under flexion-extension).

The monitoring data figured out the behaviour of the segments and joints during the lifting process and provided a good proof for the rationality of the numerical simulation to improve the design.

The conformational behaviour of each segment is determined by the exponent ν relating the average extension of the segment to its contour length.

The main objective of this paper is to investigate the composite effect of macro steel fiber and steel rebar on the mechanical behaviour of tunnel segment with fiber reinforced high-performance concrete (FRHPC).

The melting behaviour of the PTMG segment suggested a weaker interaction between γ-PMG and PTMG segments compared with that between hard segments and PTMG segments.

This is inherent to the fact that poro-visco-elastic behaviour of the spinal segment is reflected in a hysteresis loop.

To understand this behaviour, we study the associated slow flow on the critical manifold and identify the effect of folds and folded singularities on the behaviour of the orbit segment.

More precisely, the appearance of two saddle equilibria on the critical manifold suppresses the fold-initiated transition between saddle-unstable sheets and changes the behaviour of the orbit segment.

The behaviour of the orbit segment near the top fold F 3 corresponds to the onset of such a new spike, but the process of reaching F 3, as illustrated in Figure 5a,b, as well as the further development of the spike, as illustrated in Figure 5d,e,f, involves the creation of a double-step ADP; this behaviour is organised by a (fast) jump from S 1 r to another saddle-unstable sheet S 2 r.