Sentence examples for more stable behaviour from inspiring English sources

The advantage of using ToF information is that it has a more stable behaviour in these illumination conditions.

PLSR and PCR show more stable behaviour with comparable q2 values for the inner and the outer loops.

Pt/Ga-TiO2 catalysts showed more stable behaviour during the photocatalytic reaction than the reference Pt/TiO2.

The averaging scores of individual subvolumes seem to suffer from outliers; thus, more sophisticated temporal processing of scores might lead to more stable behaviour.

In general, the FP and NSCM estimates guarantee a more stable behaviour of the P FA values, fluctuating around the desired value of 10−2.

The MPC was based on a better and more flexible description of the system, whereas the EBC was easier and showed a more stable behaviour.

Due to habituation to captive conditions and lower diversity of situations one could expect that captive animals show even more stable behaviours [ 51] but Bell et al. [ 28] found repeatability of behaviour was higher when measured under natural conditions.

As a result of mechanical pre-conditioning, a 30% thickness reduction by rolling, the yield stress is decreased and the intrinsic softening drastically reduced, resulting in a more stable deformation behaviour yielding an increase in the macroscopic strain to break to approx. 20% as compared to 2% in the untreated samples.

Fourth, a habitual tendency towards more abstract level of identification is associated with more persistent and stable behaviour, greater self-motivation, less impulsiveness, and fewer action errors (Vallacher & Wegner, 1989).

The difference in material deformation was linked to the higher mechanical connectivity and more stable post yield behaviour of the polymers with an increased molecular weight.

They found that travel behaviour is more stable on weekdays than weekends.