Sentence examples for behavior exist from inspiring English sources
Next, the researchers hope to determine why these variations in gardening behavior exist between fish in different locations, said Hiroki Hata, the study's lead author and an ecologist at Ehime University in Ehime, Japan.
Other examples of such behavior exist in the literature but are generally rarely reported [4, 5].
Influences on behavior exist inside a person, intrapersonal, or outside: environmental conditions.
These results cannot determine cause and effect, but may suggest that interactions between motivation for isolation seeking and calving behavior exist.
If Π ∝ h−m so that Sfilm ∝ P−1/mc, if Sps ∝ P−bc, and if thin films control flow, two sets of power law behavior exist.
Conceptually, three phases of abdominal pressure-volume behavior exist that occurs to some degree in parallel: the initial reshaping phase (minimal change in IAP despite large IAV change), the subsequent stretching phase, and finally, the pressurization phase (large IAP changes as a result of small IAV changes) [7].
That "behavior" existed at all was a miracle, for he discovered that when he was in the black box there was nothing he wanted to do; he didn't even want to get out.
"The financial crisis may be behind us, but these cases are an important reminder that the race-to-the-bottom behavior exists even though the financial crisis has ended".
Mean-girl behavior exists, but it has its seasons, from "girly girl" squabbles to junior high "slut lists" to mommy wars on the adult playground (and Valen has an incisive chapter on the maternal role in schoolyard meanness).
"The very fact that a systematic pattern of behavior existed indicates that this is how these security forces were trained and how they were expected to act," the report said.
In addition, at a low heating/cooling rate of ±1 °C/min, a counter-clockwise hysteresis behavior exists.
