Sentence examples for behaviour was sensitive to from inspiring English sources
Crack propagation behaviour was sensitive to both weld orientation and the distance of the crack from the weld line.
It was demonstrated that the time-dependent behaviour was sensitive to the stiffness and the bolt-to-hole clearance of connectors, and some other parameters also possessed effects with different degrees.
As for the ARF model we varied the parameters to see if the oscillatory behaviour was sensitive to the changes in their values.
Instead, the same manipulation in the anterior dosolateral striatum (aDLS) did – yet this had no effect at earlier stages when seeking behaviour was sensitive to pDMS DA receptor blockade (Murray et al., 2012a).
Having developed a cocaine seeking taking chained schedule, we initially showed that after limited training, seeking behaviour was sensitive to reinforcer devaluation (extinguishing the taking link of the chain) and therefore goal-directed (under A-O control) (Olmstead et al., 2001).
This approach enabled us to estimate to what degree the global behaviour is sensitive to details of the processes taking place on the local (cellular) level.
However, previous studies in the same cultural group (US-based subjects) have shown that individuals' behaviour is sensitive to similar social norm manipulations that occur within the confines of the game setting [ 9, 11].
This is significant as these behaviours are sensitive to pharmacological blockade of the 5-HTT (Njung'e and Handley, 1991; Ichimaru et al., 1995).
Several previous studies have shown that uptake of preventive behaviours is sensitive to small incentives or small costs, suggesting that incentives can play a role in promoting preventive health services.
The fatigue behaviour of the welds was sensitive to the microstructures such as stir zone, thermo-mechanically affected zone and heat affected zone.
The crux to establishing high risk cohorts for HIV-1 prevention studies is a reliable and accurate assessment of volunteers' risk behaviour, that is sensitive to marginalised and stigmatised behaviours, and is conducive to truthful reporting.
