Sentence examples for lifetime behaviour from inspiring English sources

For the improvement of the process guiding and a comparison of lifetime behaviour of different hot work tool steels, modelling and simulation are appropriate means.

The damage and lifetime behaviour of Ni-base alloy NiCr22Co12Mo9 (comparable to Inconel Alloy 617) under thermo-mechanical fatigue (TMF) loading with varying phase angles between strain and temperature and optional dwell times at the maximum temperature was studied.

Figure  6(c) shows the average allele lifetime behaviour for a single clonal locus under the same conditions.

Following original insights provided by the pioneering work of M. Friedman, T. W. Schultz, and Jacob Mincer, Becker turned human capital into a framework for understanding several aspects of lifetime human behaviour, providing an effective and powerful example of the ability of economics to deal with social issues.

There was also a lack of retrospective data on lifetime smoking behaviour which may have caused the effect of smoking on disease severity to be underestimated.

Participants who met this requirement completed a questionnaire at study entry, including data on socio-demographic factors and lifetime sexual behaviour, then were issued with diaries, condoms and lubricants.

Older people coping with a new diagnosis of ADHD often must relearn a lifetime of behaviours.

Both recent testing (within the past two years) and lifetime testing behaviours were considered.

For instance, extensive research has shown that bullying within the school setting has serious long-term consequences, in the form of lifetime internalizing/externalizing behaviours, repeated suspension from school and work, and heightened suicide risk [ 40, 41].

Using a large quantitative genetic breeding design, we observed lifetime female mating behaviour in Drosophila melanogaster to examine the effect of female age and mating history on three key mating traits: courtship latency, mating latency and copula duration.

They also had to report on feelings experienced after having engaged in NSSI behaviour, lifetime, and three-month prevalence rates of their reported self-injury, and whether or not they have stopped engaging in the behaviour.