Sentence examples for behaviour regularly from inspiring English sources

Must a prey animal show flight behaviour regularly to be happy?

Local group formation in ravens could have been expected, as studies on raven roosting behaviour regularly describe troops of 5 30 birds arriving and departing together (Marzluff et al. 1996; Wright et al. 2003), or even subroost formation (Dall & Wright 2009).

Humans' predictions of another person's behaviour are regularly influenced by what they themselves might know or want.

This ancestor may have eventually come to estuaries during their larval or juvenile phases and developed an adaptive behaviour of regularly inhabiting estuaries and occasionally entering freshwater in tropical regions because of higher food availability, better survival or to escape from predators (Tsukamoto et al. 2009).

With fans on message boards and forums still irate at Houllier's behaviour, Krulak, who regularly communicates with supporters, responded to their concerns.

Habit, in psychology, any regularly repeated behaviour that requires little or no thought and is learned rather than innate.

But he is no match for Friday, whose crazy lifestyle stood out even during a 1970s football era that regularly saw behaviour often more suited to the wilder world of music than professional sport.

The house mouse is a model species for studies of reproductive behaviour [ 20], and regularly mates promiscuously in the wild [ 21].

Washing hands with soap and water especially at the critical times -- after using the toilet and before handling food -- helps reduce the incidence of diarrhoeal disease by more than 40 per cent, yet this simple behaviour is not practiced regularly.

Binge drinking is not an occasional weekly behaviour because it occurs regularly each week, and this agrees with the methodology adopted in PRIME (alcohol consumption assessed on a typical week over the year before examination).

Memory is a crucial aspect since a tradition has to be persistent over time, not only when the behaviour can be executed regularly, but especially also after times where no opportunities for practice were given, for instance when food sources (e.g. fruits, insects) are irregular in time and/or location.