Behavioural verbs refer to the behavioural consequences of physiological or psychological states and represent relatively unintentional, observable responses to an inner state of some kind (e.g., yawn, cough, smile).
The first is purely practical: behavior is relatively straightforwardly observable whereas psychological mechanisms are not, to the extent that the nature of only a few psychological mechanisms has been uncontroversially demonstrated (one of the few examples might be the mechanisms for learning language) (Alexander, 1990).
Astronomers have made great efforts to find and analyse brown dwarfs in the Pleiades and other young clusters, because they are still relatively bright and observable, while brown dwarfs in older clusters have faded and are much more difficult to study.
First, AMIs are a relatively frequent, easily observable medical occurrences that are clinically identifiable and have a substantial mortality rate.
Therefore, the NMR signals from the N-terminus of Cby remain relatively sharp and observable despite the self-association.
Microbial genomics also yields enormous and otherwise inaccessible informational gains compared to the relatively few easily observable phenotypes of microbes (at least compared to macroorganisms).
The improvement was more obvious in the case of SPAC27D7.08cΔ, and was relatively mild, nevertheless, observable in the case of SPBC2A9.02Δ.
While these results demonstrate sufficient sensitivity and specificity of the algorithm, a number of questions arise: Generally, the effects observed in the visual checkerboard experiment are relatively large and regularly observable in the time-series of single trials with the naked eye.
Exceeding a Deborah number of unity led to nearly full crystalline orientation saturation and to a very high concentration of fibril nucleai with relatively few orthogonal lamella observable.
In contrast to p-type doping, using diethyl zinc, no influence on the crystal structure was observable, despite relatively high dopant supplies.
