Sentence examples for incorporation behaviour from inspiring English sources

We previously showed that increasing the cytoplasmic concentration of GFP-Cnn increases the rate at which it is incorporated into the PCM, but does not change the inside out incorporation behaviour (Conduit et al., 2010 ).

It is shown that the nature of the particles (material structure, hardness, conductivity, shape and size) influences the incorporation behaviour as well as the layer characteristics.

Importantly, the cationic compound, MB, showed different incorporation behaviours, depending on the electrostatic character of the selected cross-linker.

Furthermore, we present several case studies demonstrating how the incorporation of behaviour into conservation and management strategies is critical for understanding emerging infectious diseases.

The incorporation of this behaviour into our data analysis may help to explain why light aversion has not been reported previously over short durations in retinally degenerate rodents.

But in the past two decades, the incorporation of semi-rigid behaviour into steel connection design has attracted attention since modelling the real behaviour of the connections leads to more reliable designs and economies in construction.

The interrelationship between electrolyte conductivity, particle incorporation, surface features, corrosion behaviour and scratch resistance of the coatings were studied.

In the case of abrasive wear behaviour, however, incorporation of fibres or solid lubricants deteriorated the performance of the neat matrix.

However, if one considers the large number of variables related to connection geometry, connection components and constitutive relationships for their materials, the task of deriving simplified guidelines for the incorporation of semi-rigid behaviour into design is a formidable analytical assignment.

By focusing on the behaviour of N incorporation with respect to distance in Fig. 3b, it can be denoted that the N content undergoes a decrease as we move toward the wafer edge.

This divergence is common to crime modelling as a whole: although the possibility of generalised analysis means that mathematical models might offer greater insight, they have so far failed to match agent-based approaches in terms of their scope for the incorporation of detailed individual-level behaviour, with only some examples occupying a middle ground (Davies et al.2013; Short et al.2008).2008