Sentence examples for behaviour is found in from inspiring English sources

The same behaviour is found in many chemical reactions.

Social parasitism, another fascinating aspect of post-fertilization behaviour, is found in certain insects and birds.

Lek behaviour, also called arena behaviour, is found in a number of insects, birds, and mammals.

This behaviour is found in many annual plants, which complete their life cycle in a single growing season.

Philematologists – people who study kissing – record that the earliest reference to kissing-like behaviour is found in the 1500BC Vedic Sanskrit texts from India.

That is because the capacity for love is found in all human cultures and similar behaviour is found in some other animals, such as prairie voles.

Subsequently, more than 30 other examples of this type of behaviour were found in the transuranium region.

In both classes, superplastic behaviour was found in the variants with the higher solute content.

Similar modes of behaviour are found in the two datasets, and they closely correspond to those found in earlier studies.

Orange to black electrochromic behaviour was found in ClO4− doped poly(1) thin films with colouring and bleaching times of 1.8 and 1.3 s, respectively.

Great similarities in chemical behaviour are found in the actinoids of oxidation state +3 (actinium and uranium through einsteinium); furthermore, these ions are much like the lanthanoids of the same oxidation state.