Sentence examples for behaviour have shown that from inspiring English sources

Studies of seiche behaviour have shown that once the surface of the water is disturbed, gravity seeks to restore the horizontal surface, and simple vertical harmonic motion ensues.

Recent studies on driver behaviour have shown that perception - mainly visual but also proprioceptive perception - plays a key role in the "driver-vehicle-road" system and so considerably affects the driver's decision making.

The recent discovery of the termite-egg mimicking fungus 'termite-ball' and subsequent studies on termite egg protection behaviour have shown that termites can be manipulated by using the termite egg recognition pheromone (TERP), which strongly evokes the egg-carrying and -grooming behaviours of workers.

Longitudinal studies that have repeated measures of externalising behaviour have shown that identification of trajectories of such behaviour is important in predicting later life outcomes.

Studies on behaviour have shown that victims of CAN are at risk for young adult tobacco smoking, preteen alcohol use and unsafe sexual behaviour [ 31, 36, 77, 78, 90].

Previous studies on the effects of SCH-23390, a selective D1-like receptor antagonist, on novelty-induced grooming behaviour have shown that SHR are less sensitive to the suppressive effects of this drug when compared to WKY rats [ 36].

Research studies of risk health behaviours have shown that higher proportions of males than females exhibit risk behaviours (Ford et al, 1997; Prescott-Clarke and Primatesta, 1998).

Reminders are generally accepted as an effective way to promote behaviour change [ 37, 38] and reviews have shown that computer based alerts can be effective in increasing GPs preventative care practices [ 39- 41].

Literacy does influence health-seeking behaviour and studies have shown that the more literate patient is likely to seek TB treatment (23, 24).

34 35 However, we have demonstrated a plausible, logical and parsimonious pathway linking geographical exposure to the intervention via individual use of the intervention to individual changes in walking and cycling behaviour, and we have shown that this mechanism explains the large majority of the effect of the intervention.

Consistent with previous data (Mombereau et al., 2010), C57BL/6 mice with the INI mutation exhibit normal anxiety behaviour, but here we have shown that they have decreased depressive-like behaviour and fear-associated behaviours.