Sentence examples for more homogeneous behaviour from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a stiffer and more homogeneous behaviour is noticed when TRM is applied.

Finite element analysis showed that when the loads adopted a 45° angle with regard to the longitudinal axis of the structure, the normal gyroids presented more homogeneous behaviour than the deformed gyroids.

In general, the cells with the Basic circuit (Fig. 7(A)) shows lower but increasing fluorescence and more homogeneous behaviour at all induction levels, when compared to the Delay circuit in Fig. 7(B).

Most commonly, tendon cells are used between passages 3 and 5, showing a more homogeneous behaviour, but being less representative of in vivo conditions.

While collaborative arrangements induced more homogeneous behaviour among GPs, they did not necessarily improve the ability of GPs to meet local health authority objectives.

This is, to some extent, a more homogeneous linewidth behaviour than for the GaSb-based structure, manifested also by the normalized integral intensity map depicted in Fig. 3e.

Therefore, it is still important to describe the clinical behaviour of more homogeneous samples of patients and, in particular, those who appear clinically stable at presentation.

We have chosen to investigate whether ER status defined by gene expression-based approaches or IHC produces more homogeneous patient cohorts in terms of clinical behaviour and outcome.

Moreover, physicians as a group are more homogeneous with regard to knowledge, training, attitudes, and behaviour than the general population, suggesting that nonresponse bias may not be as crucial in physician surveys as in surveys of the general population [ 27].

These results derive from the good behaviour of the classifiers, specially the SVM and Decision Tree, in a more homogeneous attack environment.

In the latter, a change in the segregation behaviour of Cu was observed, from a strongly interdendritic segregation pattern to a more homogeneous distribution.