"base behavior" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone's lowest or most disrespectful actions or habits. Example: The teacher was disappointed by the student's base behavior, including talking back and not completing assignments.
People behave in unanticipated ways; there is as much base behavior as heroism.
The effects of ambient pressure on exhaust and then on base behavior are analyzed.
"We intend to vigorously pursue all legal options at our disposal, and send a clear message that such unprincipled and base behavior is not acceptable and will not be tolerated in a civil society".
UNA monomers additively decrease nucleic acid duplex stability and can be positioned strategically to induce either lack of discrimination of mismatches, that is, universal base behavior, or increased discrimination of mismatches, that is, improved hybridization specificity.
That results in the formation of stable hybrids, AC/ligand, whose surface chemical properties, specially the acid base behavior and the affinity to metal ions, reflect those of the non-conjugated, hydrophilic moieties of the ligands.
Instead of making some bleak, caustic points about racism and the base behavior in a P.O.W. camp -- which was the thrust of Norman Jewison's "Soldier's Story and Billy Wilderr's "Stalag 17," two much better movies that plowed the ground before this one -- "War" stolidly spells things out.
Although it is often used in economics, game theory can be applied to any venue where people, or other decision makers, interact strategically and follow rules-based behavior.
After RDP modification, the particles showed more complex acid-base behavior because pI of thiol-RDP was about 11.5 besides the acid-base property of 6MP-AuNPs.
Interviewer: A rule based behavior conjures up images of an automatic, stable and reliable process.
Interviewer: You started writing about the rule based behavior quite early; how has your conceptualization of rule based behavior evolved from the time of the Cyert and March 19633) book to now? Prof. March: It's hard for me to know.
Interviewer: You've written quite extensively on rule based behavior, calling it the "logic of appropriateness" (e.g. March 1991b).
