Sentence examples for behavior actively from inspiring English sources

Females lead courtship behavior, actively compete for mates, regulate time of their own desertion as mates, and copulate with consecutive partners (Valle 2009, 2013).

Aggression Replacement Training (ART) is a multimodal program aiming at replacing antisocial behaviors by actively teaching desirable behaviors.

The results indicate that the rubber content significantly affects the compressive behavior of actively confined concrete.

The dynamical behavior of actively infected T-cells is given in the third equation with (k_{2}^{alpha}) corresponding to the (k_{2}) rate at which latently infected cells convert to being actively infected and (mu_{b}^{alpha}) corresponding to (mu_{b}) represents the death rate per cell from the classical HIV model.

Pusher syndrome is an interesting disorder of balance in patients with encephalic lesions characterized by the peculiar behavior of actively pushing away from the non-hemiparetic side and resisting against passive correction, with a tendency to fall toward the paralyzed side.

The social skills of the farm animal, including social tolerance, social facilitation or maternal behavior, are actively involved in helping it adapt to its environment [ 17].

A 6-week, double-blind, placebo-controlled pilot study of Prazosin for the treatment of alcohol dependence reported a significant reduction in drinking behavior in actively drinking alcohol dependent patients (Simpson et al. 2009).

Another wrote: "The conclusions regarding whether or not behavior is actively or stochastically controlled during this period are based on statistical analysis, as the data do not allow an intuitive understanding.

Two different models have been proposed to explain stem cell behavior in actively cycling homeostatic tissues; in the first, stem cells are invariant and divide asymmetrically to self-renew and are only rarely lost in cases of damage or loss of fitness.

Watch out for enablers, who are either oblivious to the moocher's behavior, or actively encourage it.

Patients on a higher activation level more often engage in healthy behaviors, more actively cope with their illness, make more efficient use of healthcare services and perform better self-care [ 21].