Sentence examples for more predictable behaviour from inspiring English sources
Thus, this has a more predictable behaviour compared to a reed switch and can be 'locked out' when undergoing MRI.
Given that scale invariance is believed to be a central organizing principle of physiological structure and function, breakdown in this scale invariant, fractal behaviour, leads to uncorrelated randomness or more predictable behaviour, both representing a pathological alteration to the underlying system [ 78, 84].
Findings are reported on shock-related ground influence on aerodynamic forces and moments in and accelerating through the transonic regime – where force reversals and the early onset of local supersonic flow is prevalent – as well as more predictable behaviours in fully supersonic to hypersonic ground effect flows.
Being more predictable, such behaviour is easier to model.
All of which limits what users can do vis-a-vis the iOS ecosystem, and makes their behaviour more predictable and controllable.
As can be seen in Figure 3, responding was somewhat more predictable with this measure of behaviour compared to the two other spatial measures.
For better recognized speakers, the behaviour was much more predictable: ACC increased by approximately 20% (e.g. 40.19% increased to 58.52%, and 59.85% increased to 73.14%).
Recent research now suggests that an individual's behaviour, once considered to be plastic, may be more predictable than previously thought.
However, depending on the clinical setting and other circumstances, many renal tumours escape the expected behaviour and this means it is necessary to discover more predictable parameters [ 4].
The study aims to improve the understanding of the hydraulic factors that govern contaminant behaviour, such that future design of treatment systems is able to optimise treatment efficiency and make performance more predictable, and improve performance over the long-term.
