Sentence examples for behaviour carried from inspiring English sources

Finally, they compared their results with a review of chimpanzee behaviour carried out in 2008 by a different team.

This implies that wind tests of roofing system behaviour carried out at one roof height can be used to infer the system behaviour for other roof heights.

After a nine-year study of over 3,000 healthy men aged 35-59, Friedmandand Rosenman speculated that certain patterns of behaviour carried a higher risk, and devised a method for categorising patients as either type A, type B or type AB (for those who defied easy categorisation).

According to a study of passenger behaviour carried out by the travel watchdog Transport Focus, half the country seems to be energetically engaged in fare dodging, usually via the simple ploy of not buying tickets at unmanned stations, and then getting off a train early if they happen to see a guard on board.

For a [0/90]s cross-ply laminate subject to uniaxial loading, this paper presents the results of comparisons between the model predictions of stress/strain behaviour, carried out in Part A of the Failure Exercise, and the corresponding experimental data provided after the predictions had been made.

Therefore, the aim of this study is to propose coatings, with a justified environmental behaviour, carried out by thermal spray processes (APS and HVOF) and laser cladding (with a diode laser) which could replace hard chromium coatings in order to resist wear and/or corrosion.

Such behaviour carries a cost: while the city's debt is rising, its steep streets are increasingly pot-holed, its parks unwatered, its street-lighting patchier.

They will have a complementary role to police officers, tackling disorder and anti-social behaviour, carrying out routine patrols, making policing more visible, and providing reassurance to the public.

When stressed, silverbacks strut and display their strength – often by dragging vegetation, group members or other objects (including humans) – but this is not a forest with soft leaf-litter but a zoo enclosure of concrete and rock, so such behaviour carries more risk to the unfortunate person being dragged.

In many African countries, suicidal behaviour carries negative religious and cultural sanctions and therefore may be under-reported, hidden or deliberately misclassified.

Workplace bullying refers to a series of negative behaviours carried out frequently and over a prolonged period of time, usually against an individual employee by his or her colleagues or superior [ 2].