Sentence examples for behaviour t from inspiring English sources
We end up by commenting that the SPC model with realistic physical parameters successfully retraces the reported experimental behaviour (T > θ D /2; T > T MI ) of resistivity in doped manganites.
We found the highest frequency in the overall analysis within the ileal CD subgroup with stricturing behaviour (T allele frequency: 31.25%).
However, administration of ependymin antisera into the subdominant fish increased their aggressive behaviour (T = 25.37; P<0.001; n = 8) and the amount of food consumed (W = 36.0, P = 0.014) immediately after treatment.
There was no difference between mothers who breastfed and those who didn't in levels of maternal antisocial behaviour (t = 0.43, p = 0.67).
These configurations were evaluated regarding their crack turning behaviour (T-stress).
For a component under substitution, a Component Behaviour Test Suite is built to be later applied on candidate replacement components.
Significant differences between the two groups' changes after the first 8 weeks were also found for the SCL-subscales "depression" (T-Test: p = .041, U-Test: p = .036) and "obsessive-compulsive behaviour" (T-Test: p = .019, U-Test: p = .031) and the FERUS-subscales "self-efficacy" (T-Test: p = .037, U-Test:.025) and "active and passive coping" (T-Test: p = .010, U-Test: p = .017).017
This paper reports a research study on the structural behaviour of T, T-block and T-Perfobond shear connectors under fire conditions for assessing the connector shear resistance, its ductility and collapse modes at elevated temperatures.
Patients displayed significantly fewer prosocial behaviours (t = -5.072, df = 78, p <.001) – that is, such behaviours were present in only 21.38 percent of the sampling intervals for patients compared to 29.46 percent for controls.
We have employed live intravital two-photon microscopy to learn more about the behaviour of T cells during the preclinical phase of EAE, when T cells acquire the properties required to invade their target organ.
Although we will not discuss in detail here, we assume that the asymptotic behaviour (s(t)) is such that averages along trajectories converge, i.e. the behaviour of (s(t)) for the uncoupled system is governed by a natural ergodic (Sinai Ruelle Bowen) measure for the dynamics.
