Sentence examples for behaviour differently from inspiring English sources

Little G × E interactions for pig behaviour were found in the current study, and it is therefore not expected that genetic selection on IGEg would alter behaviour differently in different housing conditions.

Studies in lipid model membranes indicate that the localisation of the various vitamin E forms in the membranes can slightly differ and they might alter the membrane behaviour differently due to their structural differences.

Individuals with different combinations of coloration, physiology, and behaviour differently utilize environmental resources and shuttle between microhabitats at very small spatial scales to meet their specific demands regarding body temperature regulation, moisture, perches, food and protection from predators, such that they occupy on the average different niches [24], [25].

As different cancers and their treatment may influence health behaviour differently (Gritz et al, 1991; Ostroff et al, 1995; Demark-Wahnefried et al, 2005), we evaluated behaviour changes separately for the homogeneous group of men with prostate cancer (PC) and the combined group of men with other cancers.

In their model, the hypothetical household had to decide both the likelihood of a potential catastrophe and its magnitude, since a high-risk disaster with little consequence would affect spending behaviour differently to a rare but devastating event.The model has the disadvantage of being, like many economic models, theoretical.

Variation in the physical properties of the liquid probably influence the mass transfer behaviour differently in the two cases.

Whether men and women really do interpret helping behaviours differently would be an intriguing area for future work.

Sulpiride affected appetitive instrumental behaviours differently in quinpirole- and vehicle-treated rats, promoting increased active lever pressing in the former, and decreased active lever pressing in the latter.

We suggest that this distinction between true polyandry and pseudopolyandry is one that is worth making in future studies of female remating behaviour, especially when conditions may affect the two behaviours differently.

The females responded to each cue type but different behaviours were differently affected by cue type and experience.

As well as this, the shear behaviour of differently composed thermal insulation (TI) foundation sets was investigated, and their friction capacity estimated.