The phrase "as behaving more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to compare behaviors, but it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "The students are showing signs of as behaving more responsibly in class."
Alternatives: "as acting more" or "as demonstrating more".
Yet here is Remnick, blithe and witty as anything, behaving more or less as Fred Astaire would, if only a role had been scripted for him by Philip Roth.
'I expect to see a lot more women with gout, as they are behaving more like men in their eating and drinking habits.' About 0.5percentnt of the UK population in the Fifties suffered from gout.
Positive experiences with student participation such as "the professionals behaving more professional" and "it is a joy to participate in education" were highlighted.
"We see Russia speaking and behaving more as an adversary than as a partner," says Anders Fogh Rasmussen, the alliance's outgoing secretary-general.
THE calendar may read December, but for expensive houses in northern Westchester at least, the market is behaving more as if it were spring, brokers report.
In this respect, India was behaving more as a region mobiliser than opportunity seeker.
As for Moreno-Ocampo, he is behaving more like a political activist than a member of the legal profession, Bashir says.
Here, and as previously shown for IHAT, tartrate was the dominant ligand in achieving these physicochemical changes to the copper oxo-hydroxide structure since its incorporation was ca. 3-fold greater than that of adipate the latter behaving more so as a buffer during synthesis [21, 22].
A report supported by Mckinsey & Company estimated that 280 million people were aware of Peace Day 2012, with approximately 5.6 million people behaving more peacefully as a result.
He agrees with Concannon that amateurs are more driven than before: "There's no question that players are behaving more professionally now as you go down the leagues.
