Sentence examples for behaviour reduced from inspiring English sources
Below 110°C, where spherulite growth was negligible, elongational viscosity ηE t) (= σ(t)/ϵ̇0) determined at different ϵ̇0 first developed slowly and exhibited 'up-rising' or 'hardening' after certain periods of time tηE; this behaviour reduced to a characteristic Hencky strain ϵηE (= ϵ̇tηE) ≅ 1.0, independent of ϵ̇0, reflecting the formation of flow-induced oriented crystallites beyond ϵηE.
As a result of this behaviour, reduced F-FLT uptake is seen in the affected area after radiotherapy (Fig. 3).
Nondisclosure has been linked to risky sexual behaviour, reduced medication adherence and poor engagement with healthcare [ 3, 4].
Mental problems during pregnancy are related to, for example, suicidal behaviour, reduced participation in ante-natal healthcare, and increased use of tobacco and other drugs.
Our finding that the magnitude of hydration behaviour reduced for the PG-degenerated cartilage is similar to a previous study [ 2].
Overexpression of the proto-oncogene ERBB2 (HER2/ NEU) has been observed in 20 30% of breast cancers involving ligand-independent activation and more aggressive growth behaviour, reduced response to chemotherapy and hormonal therapy, as well as poor prognosis.
Scientists have considered implications of this dilemma for a variety of behaviour change efforts, including promoting healthy behaviour, reducing alcohol and substance use, and predicting impulsive spending.
Codes of conduct, etiquette and social norms evolved to regulate – or at least moderate – online behaviour, reduce "flame wars", and so on.
Staff need more help to do this and I repeat my call for the Youth Justice Board to initiate an independent expert review of its policies and resources for managing behaviour, reducing bullying and supporting victims across all YOIs".
Why might a social behaviour reduce an animal's short-term fitness but boost its lifetime fitness?
These biases may contribute to response behaviour, reducing the strength of grammatical explanations.
