Sentence examples for behaviour in the current from inspiring English sources

It shows that when behavioural traits are themselves parental effects, and can change the adaptive value of a behavioural trait in the next generation, then evolutionarily stable levels of behaviour in the current generation will change accordingly as well.

"We in Nato must draw our conclusions from Russia's behaviour in the current crisis and conduct a review of the entire range of Nato-Russia relations.

Feldman (1977) distinguished between factors that lead to the initial offence and factors that maintain the behaviour in the current environment and there remains the question regarding how situational factors (and routine activities) influence not only the onset offence but offence progression as well.

First, perceptions of peer engagement in academic dishonesty was not found to be predictive of student behaviour in the current study, despite the research literature frequently reporting peer behaviour as one of the main predictors of academic dishonesty (Brimble and Stevenson-Clarke 2005; McCabe and Trevino 1997; Tibbetts 1998).

However, Fos expression in the infralimbic cortex was positively correlated with reinstatement behaviour in the current study, indicating that this region is indeed activated and the extent of activation is related to the extent of the reinstatement of the conditioned approach to the CS.

Further analysis is needed to ascertain if, with different parameters, the effect of this factor can be different, and in order to understand the behaviour in the current setting.

Siegel and Schrimshaw (2000) found a similar theme in their research with people with HIV, which they labelled "motivation to make health behaviour changes"; in the current study, however, the participants took this theme further, beyond motivation, to initiate behaviour change.

In a similar study presented by Baumgart et al. [16], the force curve progression demonstrated the same pattern of behaviour as in the current authors' subjects.

Thus, we argue that the behaviour reported in the current study is most comparable to the socially-housed group of Hausberger's study, and this seems in line with the marked difference of the use of the cage front during the human presence.

Due to the comparative nature of this work (cemented versus uncemented) we believe that the behaviour observed in these short-term findings is a good predictor of possible long-term results, although further testing for a greater number of cycles may be necessary to verify if the short-term behaviour observed in the current study applies to long-term scenarios.

Conjugate heat transfer simulations in a straight channel are carried out to understand the complex thermal behaviours present in the current experimental design and to validate the experimental approaches.