Sentence examples for behaviour upon from inspiring English sources

"He does not seem to appreciate the corrosive effect of his behaviour upon players, medical staff and other coaches with its attendant loss of moral authority, nor the effect of his behaviour upon the viewing public and the press".

Diogenes is the subject of numerous apocryphal stories, one of which depicts his behaviour upon being sold into slavery.

Huey in jail was the best thing that ever happened to the Panthers, as was proven by his autocratic behaviour upon acquittal in 1970.

This soil shows swell – shrink behaviour upon wetting and drying and are problematic.

Bending causes stress in the material, which alters the wire properties and its behaviour upon challenges, e.g., corrosion.

The net behaviour upon consecutive depositions is for a progressive formation of a more viscoelastic film with greater dampening characteristics.

Because active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) and tablet excipients present diverse densification behaviours upon compaction, the involvement of these different powders during compaction makes the compaction process very complicated.

A versatile bifunctional biphenyl-azo conjugated based aldoxime (DOXPA) was developed and its photo-responsive behaviours upon the addition of analytes has been investigated using UV vis absorption, fluorescence emission, quantum yield and fluorescence lifetime measurements.

Several scenarios are simulated using the buildingEXODUS model, enabling the importance of individual-level behaviours upon emergent conditions to be investigated, even when simulating relatively large crowds of up to 15,000 people.

Vezatin and F-actin similar behaviours upon either disassembly of the junctions by Ca2+ depletion or treatment of the cells by cytochalasin-D or latrunculin-A argue in favour of an association of vezatin with F-actin at mature junctions.

It is evident from this review that the implications of hostile clinician behaviours upon patient care and patient care processes are potentially profound and more complex than often postulated.