Sentence examples for corresponding habit from inspiring English sources

Two orientation relationships with the corresponding habit planes were determined: OR-I and OR-II.

All the predicted ORs and the corresponding habit planes in Mg Al and Mg–Y alloys agree very well with the experimental results.

Using the critical values for the interatomic spacing misfit along the matching directions and the d-value mismatch between matching planes, the model predicted all the four common ORs, namely the Burgers OR, the Potter OR, the Pitsch Schrader OR and the Rong Dunlop OR, together with the corresponding habit planes.

Overall, we found a positive association among Colombian medical students, between reported healthy personal habits in nutrition, smoking and alcohol consumption and a favorable attitude toward counseling on each corresponding habit.

In this study, senior students reporting healthy personal habits were more likely to have a positive attitude toward counseling on each corresponding habit, with 4 out of 6 a priori associations being significant (e.g. consuming ≥ 5 daily servings of fruits and/or vegetables).

For example, alcohol, cannabis, and cigarette users are faster to detect changes to the stimulus corresponding to their habit (Jones, Jones, Smith, & Copley, 2003; Yaxley & Zwaan, 2005), because they attend to these stimuli over other elements in the display.

This paper studies the determinants of owning water-efficient technologies and practicing the corresponding water-saving habits, and the potential relationship between both decisions as poor water-saving habits related to these technologies could lead to significant losses in water-use efficiency.

The corresponding behaviour and habits of patients and physicians in Germany must be considered to decide how well these studies and rates apply in Germany.

Baseline rates were adjusted for sex, age (continuous), city (Hiroshima, Nagasaki), radiation dose received by the corresponding organ (continuous), smoking habits (never, current, past), alcohol habits (never, current, past), education level (junior high school or less, high school, junior college or more), and body mass index (BMI=weight/height) (continuous).

Everyone is pretty malleable these days: 67percentt of female heads of household between 18 and 34 were willing, in a Nielsen study, to try a new brand even if it went against their customary buying habits; the corresponding number in the 35-to-64 35-to-64 35-to-640 percent.

The scale is from 12 to 60, with higher scores corresponding to better sleep habits.