Sentence examples for behaviour extended to from inspiring English sources
Zane's bad behaviour extended to school, where he regularly got into fights, disrupted lessons, refused to do homework and fell asleep in class because he would stay up playing on the computer until 3am.
This behaviour extends to (20,20) and must be similar to larger tubes.
An estimated 1,100 women are raped every day in the country, and the source who spoke to VICE News said that this behaviour extends to the army.
These studies reported nurse-nurse hostile clinician behaviours extended to creating risks for patients by implicating clinical care in acts of sabotage or payback between nurses [ 20, 28, 32].
The results are discussed in light of a model recently established by the co-authors for composites with visco-plastic matrix behaviour and extended to the case of plastic deformation in the present study.
We use these synthetic reporters to measure transcription factor activity during diauxic shift to determine whether the rules of integration determined from steady state behaviour can be extended to explain dynamic behaviour of sugar catabolic promoters in changing environments.
Learning theory led to the study of the effects of rewards and punishments on simple social behaviour and was extended to more complex processes such as imitation and morality (e.g., the analysis of conscience).
The approach is first developed for pure bending behaviour and is then extended to cater for moment/axial force interaction.
In addition, a model describing the retention behaviour of polymers was extended to account for gradient elution (PM).
The Australian privileged live within a culture of exclusive spaces that structurally reinforce exceptions, excuses and exonerations for their behaviour that are never extended to the rest of us.
Real had asked Uefa to act against six Barcelona players for "premeditated anti-sporting behaviour", a charge they extended to José Mourinho's nemesis, Pep Guardiola, who was accused of orchestrating the theatrics.
