Sentence examples for behaviour hallmarks from inspiring English sources

More intriguingly, however, this could be due to neuronal mechanisms being appropriate for membrane 'excitability' and hyperactive cell behaviour, hallmarks of metastasis.

Mental inflexibility, slow reasoning and inability to self-monitor driving behaviour are hallmarks of executive functioning deficits (43, 44).

Such unanticipated plays are examples of emergent behaviour, a hallmark of artificial intelligence at its highest level, and something she reckons RoboCup teams in all leagues will produce a lot more of with each passing year.So is 2050 an unrealistic deadline for robots to beat the best humans at football?

The LND variants are defined by HPRT deficiency without self-injurious behaviour, a hallmark feature of classic LND.

Such mistakes about non-verbal behaviour are the hallmark of a subtype of delusions of reference identified as delusions of communication.

Abusive behaviour was a hallmark of Rebecca's relationship with her partner but it took her a long time to realise it - and longer still - to gain the confidence to leave him.

Manipulative behaviour is a hallmark of the chronic but high functioning alcoholic.

Genetic instability is a trait which is considered a hallmark behaviour (Hanahan and Weinberg 2011) of cancer.

In breast epithelial cells, they observed that high expression of EZH2 induced anchorage-independent growth and cell invasion, behaviours that are hallmarks of cancer.

Both results clearly identify blue-sky bifurcations near Ni=3 and Ni=25, demonstrating that nonequilibrium behaviour is indeed a hallmark of this hybrid system.

The display of depressive-like behaviours is the hallmark of models based on manipulations (e.g., olfactory bulbectomy, [ 45]) or genetic selections (e.g., [ 46, 47]).