Sentence examples for behaviour referring from inspiring English sources
But in that regard, one of his priorities as new CEO was to filter out "passive-aggressive behaviour", referring to the people who "nod in the meetings and then just nothing happens".
In many lepidopteran host species it has been known since at least the 19th century that baculoviruses induce a behavioural modification in their hosts which results in forced climbing behaviour (referred to as "Wipfelkrankheit" or tree-top disease; Hoffman, cited by Goulson [ 11]).
Students of animal behaviour refer to the top male in a group as the "alpha".
The analysis of such behaviour refers to an adequate approximation of human mastication of airy and spongy products.
Inherited or acquired alterations in the mismatch repair genes allow mutations specifically point mutations and changes in the lengths of simple sequence repetitions to accumulate rapidly (behaviour referred to as a mutator phenotype).
"Given the significant public interest in both this legislation and the need to address the behaviour referred to in the volumes, the government has agreed to provide access to these senators only, under strict confidentiality provisions," the minister wrote on 29 January.
For two types of relatively common night time HF time of flight and azimuth of arrival behaviour (referred to here and elsewhere as 'Type 1' and 'Type 2' propagation), the signal behaviour is consistent with scatter from irregularities in the auroral region in the one case, and from irregularities present on the floor of the trough in the other.
The descriptions of the item verbal behaviour refer to speaking, ability to have a conversation.
Individual dysfunctional behaviour refers to students' performances that do not support the collaborative learning process.
7 12 The term challenging behaviour refers to any behaviour that puts the person displaying the behaviour and others at risk.
The concept sedentary behaviour refers to activities that result in levels of energy expenditure slightly above resting level.
