Sentence examples for behaviour exclusively from inspiring English sources

White storks exhibit this behaviour exclusively at the nest site.

Although the present study was the first to look at both physical activity and diet behaviour exclusively in CRC survivors receiving chemotherapy, and the association between these behaviours and QOL, there are limitations to be noted.

Over 40% of studies examining preconception health behaviour focussed exclusively on folic acid.

Although differences in open-field locomotion were found, the decrease in locomotion over consecutive test sessions contradicts that this behaviour is (exclusively) mediated by fearfulness in the rabbit.

There is a position - not at all unfamiliar in contemporary discussion - which says that to be a citizen is essentially and simply to be under the rule of the uniform law of a sovereign state, in such a way that any other relations, commitments or protocols of behaviour belong exclusively to the realm of the private and of individual choice.

Since it is unknown, whether this behaviour is exclusively induced by microgravity or rather by changing accelerations as they occur during PFs, larval cichlid fish (Oreochromis mossambicus) were subjected to high-quality microgravity (ca. 4.7 s) in the drop-tower at ZARM, Bremen (Germany).

Sixteen of the behaviours were exclusively identified by the interviews.

To the best of our judgement, none of these coexisting sleep-wake behaviours could exclusively account for the severity of sleep initiation and maintenance problems of the children with insomnia.

We emphasise that this behaviour is not exclusively caused by the chosen measurement process: other systems under the same photon-counting trajectory do not show even-to-odd jumps.

Therefore, they have been extensively investigated under shear compared with their limited investigations on the bending behaviour which was exclusively concentrated on the girders formed from the conventional normal strength steels.

In nature, there is a large continuum of breeding behaviour, ranging from exclusively asexual to fully sexual organisms [31].