Sentence examples for behavior are common to from inspiring English sources

Most of these, including Uber's zero tolerance policy on any kind of discriminatory behavior, are common to both riders and drivers.

Although the findings revealed that up to thirty different factors and more than 280 descriptors have been reported in literature, four macro-dimensions of citizenship behavior are common to most of them.

These alternative particulate and stochastic interpretations of population behavior are common to many biological situations (e.g., assays of phage titer, bacterial colony-forming ability, and cancer stem cell transplantation).

A common catalyst for wrongful behavior is common to every industry: blind devotion to a boss.

In ancient Rome, it was primarily cultivated in relationships between masters and slaves, but homosexual behavior was common to Pompey, Caesar, Mark Antony and Octavius.

This behavior is common to glasses and disordered materials (i.e., SiO2, vitreous silica, epoxy resin, etc)., but unusual in crystalline systems.

This behavior is common to all the studied cases but is more prominent when the polarization of light is parallel to the direction of the core shift (Fig. 2a).

Almost all the elements may be attributed to long-range transport phenomena from other natural and/or anthropogenic sources: this behavior is common to all the periods studied even if a very light decreasing trend can be evidenced from 1970 to 2002.

As can be noted, all the elements may be attributed to long-range transport phenomena from other natural and/or anthropogenic sources: this behavior is common to all the period studied even if a very light decreasing trend can be evidenced from 1970 to 2005.

Fessler suspects it's no coincidence that "coalitional behavior" is common to armies, riot police and sports teams (not to mention their marching bands).

Note that the requirement of metabolite concentrations to describe dynamic behavior is common to similar modeling approaches.