In all cases reported here, cells execute the same behaviour, that is they all exhibit the same voltage trace to the resolution of the grouping test (measured normalised trace correlation exceeds 0.95) though their phases within that common trace may vary.
This observation, together with our earlier analysis shows that most of the viable space forms a nonconvex connected body with possible evolutionary trajectories that maintain the same behaviour and that connect qualitatively different system topologies through small changes in individual parameters.
"Our results show that the same grandmother behaviour that may have had beneficial effects for grandchildren in our evolutionary past may have opposite effects in modern societies," say the researchers.
The same clinician behaviour that is perceived as collaborative and in the best interest of their child by one parent may be perceived as intrusive, threatening or experimental treatment by another.
Social influences become increasingly important with an expectation that individuals will adopt the behaviours accepted as the social norm within their peer group, for example, with respect to smoking, eating the same foods, and other behaviours that can impact on oral health [ 6– 8].
In situ synchrotron X-ray diffraction has shown that the lattice strain exhibited the same behaviour as that observed in macroscopic measurements and identified further evidence of plastic strain accumulation.
It was found that both pressure probes studied had broadly the same behaviour, and that, in the case of positive pressure gradients, the measuring errors produced by the Irwin and Preston probes depended very strongly on the conditions of the flow development.
Our results show that a purely excitatory system can show the exact same behaviour such that on average each active neurone only activates one postsynaptic neurone.
Thus, the main objective of this paper was to verify that a 25 cm2 single cell, a 5-cell pilot stack and a 90-cell stack exhibit the same behaviour and that they are representative of the full device's performance.
Flower shapes, colours (including ultraviolet reflection), and tactile stimuli by the hairs on the lip operate on the sensory organs of the visiting males, leading ultimately to the same behaviour as that observed during the initial phases of copulation with female bees.
