Sentence examples for behaviour for instance in from inspiring English sources
STEM careers are just one prime example where women drop out disproportionately, but many of the relevant causes apply across our society and are not (solely) driven by bad behaviour, for instance in HEIs, but by deeply ingrained attitudes that the politicians themselves seem willing to accept in Parliament.
Gibson & Reigada (2009) suggest that this enables male phoresy or functions in sexual behaviour, for instance in male male contests or for grasping females during mating.
The former designs control structures for networks that lead to optimal behaviour, for instance in terms of 'perfect adaptation' leading to infinite robustness.
It is likely to be beneficial for individuals to be able to optimise on their exploration behaviour, for instance, in order to find sufficient food whilst avoiding predation risks.
A classical question in formal modelling with clear relevance to biological modelling is the model checking problem, i.e. calculate the probability that a behaviour, expressed for instance in terms of a certain temporal logic formula, may occur in a given stochastic process.
The above behaviour is surprising since for instance in polyethylene copolymers it is considered that only methyl branches can enter the crystal lattice.
Several studies have shown that including chance in the model can change its long-term behaviour, for instance "fit" pathogens that remain endemic in the deterministic model, may go extinct in the stochastic due to chance fading out [19], [20].
All of these subtypes present different biological behaviour: for instance, while superficial BCC is quite benign in its evolution, morpheaforme BCC or rodent ulcer are very aggressive and invasive.
There is still a very real and well-documented problem in stigma affecting help-seeking behaviour, for instance.
Cohesion or agglomeration is important, for instance in relation to the filtration behaviour of catalysts.
Privacy concerns are an established topic in the information systems literature, for instance in studies of privacy-related behaviour [21, 22].
