Sentence examples for behaviour broken down from inspiring English sources

Spearman correlations between cortisol variation during group housing and agonistic behaviour (broken down to number of attacks initiated and attacks received) were estimated separately for primiparous and multiparous sows.

Table 9 shows the odds ratios and risk differences for suicidality, suicidal ideation alone, and suicidal behaviour broken down by age and indication category.

Behind the talk of misbehaviour as low-level disruption such as swinging on chairs, there is also the rare but real danger when school behaviour breaks down, such as the recent stabbing of a teacher in Bradford.

These items about the participant's "intended behaviour" break down into 3 subscales: direct-resistance, polite-resistance, and passive-response.

As the evening progresses, civilised behaviour breaks down, revealing that the parents are not so different from their children.

When broken down by gender, violent behaviour as a child correlated significantly with violence as an adult in both men and women.

Behaviours, especially complex behaviours - such as MVPA - can mostly not be changed directly, but have to be broken down in smaller, specific actions to be taken, for instance "identifying sub-behaviour which can be improved" or "setting challenging goals".

TiO2 was easily broken down during calcination.

Figure 9 Results broken down by conditions.

The analyses of associations between seasonality and health measurements/behaviour were broken down by gender.

The role of decoherence in her analysis is crucial but limited to maintaining the classical behaviour obtained under the appropriate short wavelength conditions, because the behaviour would otherwise break down after a certain time.