Sentence examples for studies behaved from inspiring English sources

The parameters spectral slope, frequency of maximum amplitude, and dynamic amplitude, derived from previous studies, behaved as predicted for changes in effort level, voicing, and location within the fricative.

Characteristics that had never been previously evaluated or described, at least in Brazilian studies, behaved as determinants of EBF in the present study, and thus allow to expand the existing list of factors determining this practice.

Green activists often cherry-pick data from weak studies, behaving more like politicians than scientists.We need high-yield farming to save land, feed people and eliminate rural poverty in the developing world.

Although extended trials are more likely to be biased, as those patients who had loss of glycaemic control were not enrolled in the extension part of the randomised trial, extension studies behave as primary studies in terms of glycaemic durability with DPP-4 inhibitors.

I read through the paper again and this time noticed that even the so-called "average" residents in her study behaved in a very "professional" way.

The experiments showed that the operating systems under study behaved distinctly during a memory thrashing, showing distinct recovery times and also distinct degradation levels from the user's interactivity perspective.

Adolescents in the present study behaved as the adults in the interference Stroop task of the study of Olivier et al. [8] who did not show posture deterioration.

The QTL in our study behaved as an overdominant locus in females.

The most common pneumococcal serotypes in this study behaved in similar ways to those in countries where the PCV has been introduced.

Also, minisatellite GC content in his study behaved the same as in the current study, exceeding the GC content of the flanking sequence when that GC content was high, and falling short when that GC content was low.

Most participants in this study behaved as passive recipients with apparently no opportunity to choose to reject the option of footwear before they are referred to the dispensing practitioner by the referring practitioner.