Sentence examples for behaviour is presented as from inspiring English sources

This behaviour is presented as a management rule that is implemented by the hunters.

As in the films of Fellini, Truffaut or Kusturica, even their most outrageously inappropriate behaviour is presented as human above all – and thus ultimately both tragic and familiar.

Parametric studies on the effects ofm, ϵ1and ϵ2on the period-amplitude behaviour are presented as obtained by using the above three analytical methods.

Some of these behaviours are presented as simulations in Sect. 4.

Significant advances in development of calibrated approaches to the statistical representation of the conformational behaviour of IDPs are presented, as well as applications to some biologically important systems where disorder plays a crucial role.

Sustainability is presented as an alternative to short-term, myopic, and wasteful behaviour.

Sustainability is presented as an alternative to short-term, myopic, and wasteful behaviours.

The ITSEA is a 165-item parent-report questionnaire to assess social-emotional problems/competencies in the domains of behavioural dysregulation; externalising behaviour; internalising behaviour, and competence Items are presented as statements e.g. "Your child is restless and can't sit still" and rated on a 3-point scale 0 (not true/rarely) 1 (somewhat true/sometimes) 2 (very true/often).

The only attempt to use a genome-scale model to study biocatalyst behaviour in an MFC was presented as a conference abstract paper in the 17th European Symposium on Computer Aided Process Engineering (2007) [24].

In addition to previous collective work that mainly focused on school refusing behaviour among children and was presented as an expert's opinion, the following systematic review fills the knowledge gap by providing a structured overview of the bidirectional association between mental health and secondary school dropout based on a sound methodology and with a particular focus on mediating factors.

Women were supposed to be the victims of such behaviour, and so could hardly be presented as indulging in it.