Sentence examples for behaviour common from inspiring English sources

When threatened it will hiss, a behaviour common to nearly all snakes.

A pamphlet published by opposition politicians claimed that "since assuming office Nasheed has been working ceaselessly to weaken the Islamic faith of Maldivians, allow space for other religions, and make irreligious and sinful behaviour common".

The reasons why the alloys with a high degree of coherency of the strength-controlling precipitates deviate from the fatigue crack growth behaviour common of the representatives of the first group are analysed.

It is based on three major points: (i) a realistic or true upper yield point, (ii) typical strain-hardening behaviour common to many materials and (iii) the triaxiality of the stress state that necessarily has to develop at the Lüders front and that determines the stress level at the lower yield strength.

Some scientists claim that walking and bounding behaviours common to tetrapods (limbed vertebrates and their descendants) evolved first in sarcopterygian fishes.

As well as the physical and mental gains from returning to a healthy weight, research has shown that taking part in sport can decrease the frequency of negative, self-stimulating behaviours common among people with autism, such as body rocking or head nodding.

The dog conch exhibits behaviours common among Strombidae, including burrowing and a characteristic leaping form of locomotion.

Awareness: In discussions and in their response to questions, girls showed a distinctive awareness of discriminatory attitudes and behaviours common in their own homes and communities.

However, it would be interesting to determine whether the additional genes deleted in coloboma influenced cognitive behaviours common to psychiatric disorders and conditions, where hyperactivity is a feature, such as attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder.

For example, the class Car defines the possible characteristics and behaviours common to, and shared by all cars such as the type of engine, the shape of the body and the maximum number of passengers.

Despite consistent efforts to encourage uptake of healthy behaviours, unhealthy behaviours remain common [ 2, 3].