Sentence examples for sensitive behaviour from inspiring English sources

The hydrogels have thermally sensitive behaviour, swelling at low temperature and contracting at high temperature.

It was found that the most sensitive behaviour is obtained during cold spot rather than hot spot or isothermal operation.

Swelling study was conducted in wide range of pHs at 37 °C, confirming pH sensitive behaviour for all three series of hydrogels.

The pressure sensitive behaviour of porous rocks is captured by introducing a shift stress in the formulation of the yield function, through the concept of 'frozen elastic energy' or non-dissipative part of the plastic work, which is stored within the material during loading.

Despite their individual merits for measuring adherence and sensitive behaviour, none of these self-assessment techniques are capable of generating in-depth understanding of behaviours or reasons for behaviours.

While not an obvious method for collecting information on adherence or sensitive behaviour, and not generally used in microbicide research, ethnography (including informal observation and conversation) can be a rich source of both direct and indirect data.

This paper compares two indirect prevalence estimation methods that offer protection beyond anonymity and are suitable for self-administration, for investigating the epidemiology of transgressive or socially sensitive behaviours.

This assumption is based on higher reporting of sensitive behaviours in CASI compared to face-to-face interviews [14].

Thus, ACASI led to more frequent reporting of sensitive behaviours that were not linked to recruitment criteria.

These studies have been concerned with the accuracy of data on sensitive behaviours and have often used biomarkers to validate self-report data.

It is often argued that self-assessment reduces the risk of desirability bias and therefore generates more accurate reporting of sensitive behaviours.