Sentence examples for behaviour variations from inspiring English sources

The abstract colour signals depicted similar radical chemiluminescence behaviour variations along with changes in equivalence ratio, reactant composition, and the increase of heat-release in the reactant flow.

As with all other survey estimates for crime and deviant behaviour, variations in survey methodologies will have influenced these results (see Skogan, 1981, for a seminal discussion of these issues).

It was found that the inhibition effect on the active Ca/K transformation was first enhanced and then weakened whereas the promotion effect on the active Na transformation showed an opposite trend with increasing conversion of co-gasification, which well correlated the synergy behaviour variations during PC-HTC blended char co-gasification.

Here, we present an agent based land use modelling framework designed to be run over large spatial extents and to be capable of accounting for relevant forms of human behaviour, variations in land use intensities, multifunctional ecosystem service production and the actions of institutions that affect land use change.

Based on data from a network of ionospheric stations located in the range of geographic longitudes 19° 285° and invariant latitudes 53° 70°N we have investigated diurnal behaviour variations in F2-layer critical frequencies for different seasons and different levels of solar activity.

This paper investigates the polymer electrolyte membrane (PEM) fuel cell internal behaviour variation at different operating condition, with characterization test data taken at predefined inspection times, and uses the determined internal behaviour evolution to predict the future PEM fuel cell performance.

This captures risk behaviour variation in the population.

Various factors can affect bond failure, including operator technique and manual dexterity, patient behaviour, variation in the enamel surface, the type of etchant used and its duration of application, the adhesive used, bracket properties, and ligation forces (Hobson et al., 2002; Murray and Hobson, 2003).

Secondly, we can compare the sensitivity of behaviour to variations in earned income across labour market states with responses to variations in each form of welfare programme income.

Parametric studies were carried out to investigate the structural behaviour with variations in: size of the beam, thickness of the endplate, thickness of column web, depth of precast hollow cored slab and stud spacing.

Whilst the evidence suggests that variation in trust is associated with clinician behaviour, the variation may be highly individual and reflect a parent's own health beliefs concerning the appropriateness of experimental or 'rescue' therapies or their individual ability to trust others that predates the child's illness.