Sentence examples for behaviour at that time from inspiring English sources

Years later a distant cousin describes his behaviour at that time: "You were, I recall, a real yakka, a real demon.

Finally, participants will be asked if they are willing to consent to being re-contacted one year later and asked to complete a short questionnaire on their dietary behaviour at that time.

The cross-sectional design of the current study can test the "accuracy hypothesis" that asserts that perceptions of risk at a certain time properly reflect one's risk behaviours at that time [ 41].

For example, the Islamic revolution of Iran, and the resultant political unrest may have influenced Iranians' behaviours at that time, resulting in limited trust and unitedness among Iranian immigrants.

It is unlikely that parasitoids select hosts that showed atypical behaviour at the time of parasitism as we used unparasitized and parasitized caterpillars emerging from the same batches of eggs.

But Mark Howard QC, for Cherney, argued that Deripaska's behaviour at the time was not consistent with being the victim of an extortion racket.

Last weekend I was again asking my oldest friend about some of my behaviour at the time: "Was that normal?" "No," she said, with a patient smile.

Later, answering to remarks about violations at the 2011 presidential elections, Astana promised to make improvements, a behaviour which at that time was in a stark contrast to the overtly falsified 2010 Belarusian elections and violently stifled protests after them (Sivokin, 2011).

This hypothesis is sustained by the observation that the NSAID diclofenac significantly diminished the nociceptive behaviour at this time point, losing its efficacy at later time-points, when synovial membrane inflammation has receded.

Clearly, their risk behaviour at the time of HAART initiation was markedly different from that at time of cohort enrolment [ 12].

There was very little change in human behaviour at this time, as far as we can see from the fossil record – certainly not one that is explained by a sudden jump in the size of the human brain.