Sentence examples for behaviour on the basis from inspiring English sources
The present study also assessed shoaling behaviour on the basis of the two behavioural indices (the time spent in proximity to the display and horizontal movement against the display), which represent the approach tendency towards visual motion.
By about 300 bce the temple scribes achieved a far more sophisticated method of predicting planetary behaviour on the basis of complex arithmetical theories.
The U.S. psychologist Ralph H. Turner and the U.S. sociologist Lewis M. Killian define collective behaviour on the basis of "the spontaneous development of norms and organization which contradict or reinterpret the norms and organization of society".
Wichmann (2001) provided evidence for this kind of behaviour on the basis of stem analyses in Sitka spruce.
In terms of our theoretical discussion, it is of course dangerous to draw conclusions about micro-level behaviour on the basis of aggregate data.
It is therefore impossible to predict growth behaviour on the basis of metabolomics alone, as reported by Meyer et al. (2007) for Arabidopsis.
Social identity theory is best described as a theory that predicts certain intergroup behaviours on the basis of perceived group status differences, the perceived legitimacy and stability of those status differences, and the perceived ability to move from one group to another.
In a recent poll including 150 Nature readers, 50% of the respondents said that they had shaped their research behaviours on the basis of the metrics used at their university [ 5, 6].
The underlying assumption is that members of socially marginalised groups, such as youth, women or MSM, are most likely to change health-damaging behaviours on the basis of intertwined processes of participation and partnership.
Davidson attempted to account for meaning not in terms of behaviour but on the basis of truth, which by then had become more logically tractable than meaning because of work in the 1930s by the Polish logician Alfred Tarski.
These findings contradict the behaviour predicted on the basis of the standard selfish-rationality assumption, which is at the core of economic reasoning.
