Sentence examples for behaviour growing from inspiring English sources

Dr Vivian Li: Intestinal stem cells and cancer Professor Andreas Schaefer: Neurophysiology of behaviour Growing intestines in the lab might sound like a mission straight out of sci-fi, but it is Dr Vivian Li's latest project.

Your toaster is hackable, yes (as may be the rest of these smoking guns in your city), but at the same time, in a nebulous trade-off, with "dictators dying off and the data trail of bad behaviour growing, the biggest dirty networks are on the brink of collapse".

Overall, sensitivity seems to have an hyperbolic behaviour, growing very rapidly for n/ p ⩽ 1 and then converging asymptotically to 1 for n/ p > 1.

The priest's behaviour grew more extreme.

Back home his success continued but his behaviour grew more and more erratic.

And as Josie's behaviour grows more wayward, the reader's sympathy is balanced by a concern that she is on the verge of losing it entirely.

His behaviour grew so tricky, his teachers called in a therapist: Robin Skynner, who'd go on to write a book about family life with John Cleese.

As his behaviour grew more erratic, he found it hard to hold down a job and by his death in 2002 aged 50, he was reported to be sleeping homeless in railway stations or in the back of his pickup truck.

All of the girls indulge in the brownies and Pandora is unhappy to see her mother's behaviour grow increasingly erratic.

His odd behaviour grew worse in subsequent performances, and during a television recording for The Pat Boone Show he confounded the director by lip-syncing "Apples and Oranges" perfectly during the rehearsal, and then standing motionless during the take.

According to the alternative Aristotelian conception of the mind, imprinted genes may affect the development instinctive behaviours and verbal and nonverbal behaviours growing out of instincts as the result of maturation and learning.