Sentence examples for behaviour of emerging from inspiring English sources

Considering the behaviour of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases [29], [30], [41], the ST7 (VGIIb), that is widely dispersed around Australia and accounts for numerous human and animal cases, could potentially be responsible for triggering an ongoing outbreak on a continental scale in Australia.

This paper presents the structural behaviour of an emerging prefabricated wall system made up of glass fibre reinforced rigid polyurethane foam (PUF) and Magnesium Oxide (MgO) board.

We previously speculated that expression of MSF and other oncofoetal effector molecules by the foetal-like (activated) stromal cells in cancer patients may contribute to disease progression by creating a milieu that promotes the clonal expansion and manifestation of invasive behaviour of the emerging (pre)malignant cell population [ 5].

The results of this study support the validity of the Protection Motivation Theory for investigations of potential determinants of precautionary behaviours for emerging infectious diseases.

normal behaviour, transient operation, and characteristics of emerging machine faults.

In effect, the present patterns of landscape fragmentation witnessed in Iskandar Malaysia confirm and conform to the time-space telescoping theory's argument on the industrialisation behaviours of the emerging economies (Marcotullio 2003, 2008).

"Otherwise," says Bevan, "you get a fairly horrible piece of behaviour emerging – the competitive question asking".

But perhaps more decisive in creating new patterns of use will be the physical properties imbued in these gadgets – and the patterns of behaviour emerging around them.

As wakefulness increases with age, the child may confront stage-specific behavioural challenges, and different patterns of behaviour emerge, some of which may persist over time [ 22 ], or can evolve into various regulatory and behavioural disorders, as outlined later [ 23 ].

In order for the normal flocking behaviour to emerge, data collection started after an acclimatisation period of 50 s (Table  1).

Continual, ongoing conversation with athletes, coaches and others in the sport community can provide an enriched understanding of the likelihood of doping behaviour and emerging problematic practices.