Sentence examples for adapting their behaviour from inspiring English sources

Economics is not a science like physics because humans are forever adapting their behaviour in the light of others' actions.

This got around traffickers' trick of importing a precursor chemical minutely altered to avoid regulation and converting it back again.But officialdom is struggling as the criminal businesses speed up, evading regulations by adapting their behaviour: more like big firms than small ones, says Matt Nice of the International Narcotics Control Board, which enforces the UN conventions on drugs.

Adaptive systems are systems capable of adapting their behaviour to changes in their environment.

Prof Wilson says he is sceptical about the proposals, though, because, typically, sex offenders are more adept than most criminals at concealing and adapting their behaviour to anticipate the reaction of the authorities.

Few respondents reported adapting their behaviour to prevent a CMV infection.

Junior staff reported adapting their behaviour and practices to that of their current senior clinician and medical team.

Behavioural results indicate that participants used instructions to adapt their behaviour faster to changes in the environment when instructions indicated that negative feedback was more informative, even if it was simultaneously less surprising.

"The vast majority have adapted their behaviour without a check in their stride.

For example, one friend might also be a boss, meaning the person had to adapt their behaviour with the person depending on the nature of their encounter.

This school of thought argued that, given perfectly competitive markets, people would adapt their behaviour to a tax cut or to deficit spending, rendering it impotent.

It will be distributed to at least 100 secondary schools in Wales to help teachers deliver high quality, balanced information and inspire young people to adapt their behaviour to ensure their future sustainability.