Sentence examples for behaviour of the groups from inspiring English sources

Comparisons were performed using PREFGROUP or i-pref for analysing the behaviour of the groups or the target individuals, respectively.

Many numerical solutions for the motion of quite large numbers of gravitating particles have been successfully completed where the precise motion of individual particles is usually less important than the statistical behaviour of the group.

The film follows the raucous and debauched behaviour of the group, focusing on how upper-class self-entitlement can spiral out of control.

Clearly, our data do not support the idea that marmosets display social conformity in terms of an exaggerated preference for the behaviour of the group majority [24].

Indeed the behaviour of the group appears to be bimodally distributed between homeward and opposite headings and this is supported by significant orientation in the antiparallel group if it is treated as axial.

In essence, each player acts as part of the social environment of the others and provides a framework in which they can test out their repertoire of behaviours or study the interacting behaviour of the group".

We next tested whether the expression of learned olfactory behaviour of a target individual is affected by the behaviour of the group in which it is embedded during testing.

We then embedded experimentally naïve WT target individuals in these reciprocally trained groups and recorded choice behaviour, both of the groups, and of the target individuals.

Fourth, incorporating in the data set, in a more detailed way, all the non-verbal behaviours of the group members might offer further possibilities for analysing the regulating dynamic.

Given that in this as well as in all other experiments the olfactory behaviour of the respective groups did differ, it made sense to ask whether the behaviour of individual target larvae embedded in these groups would differ as well.

Therefore dissimilar behaviour of the two groups is expected to be observed simultaneously over a large area of the scalp.