Sentence examples for behaviours in such a from inspiring English sources

Our experimental results reveal that the bubble breakup in a microfluidic T-junction divergence is similar to the droplet behaviours in such a device (Jullien et al., 2009, Leshansky and Pismen, 2009, Link et al., 2004).

Other biographers, usually the authors of scholarly large-scale lives, have continued to ignore the psychological method; while still others, though avoiding explicit psychological analysis and terminology, have nonetheless presented aspects of their subjects' behaviours in such a way as to suggest psychological interpretations.

Further, this age category may be more prone to be exposed to HP snacks and SSBs, underlining the relevance to evaluate non-favourable feeding behaviours in such a group.

When oxygen surface groups are introduced on the carbon surface, there is a change in the adsorption/desorption behaviour; in such a way that the phenol chemisorption is inhibited and that decomposition of aniline and nitrophenol are originated.

First, antennectomy can affect the normal behaviour in such a way that bugs stop responding to stimuli of certain modalities.

This may stimulate MDD patients to change their behaviour in such a way that they can improve their coping with the disease.

The present work aims to provide a detailed computational fluid dynamic (CFD) study of embolic particle trajectories in an anatomically realistic model in order to improve our understanding of emboli behaviour in such a complex artery network.

Exposure to stress-related events across different developmental stages appears to program the HPA axis and behaviour in such a way that individuals encountering novel environments obtain more resources, which in turn may result in an increase in fitness.

Thus, the family context may influence consultation behaviour in such a manner that, for example, from a family viewpoint, the decision not to visit the general practitioner is a logical one.

However, due to the complex blood flow patterns in the cerebral arterial network, little is known so far of the embolic particle flow trajectory and its behaviour in such a complex flow field.

It is encouraging that VCT can be effective in reducing risk behaviour in such a context but it is not known whether the level of uptake of VCT or the more extensive reductions in risk behaviour seen amongst individuals who took up VCT would have been the same in the absence of this underlying pattern of behaviour change.