Sentence examples for behaviour resembles from inspiring English sources

Their chemical behaviour resembles that of carbanions, species that contain a negatively charged carbon.

This behaviour resembles massaging and sucking at the sow's udder and thus is considered to be redirected suckling behaviour.

This behaviour resembles a disorder-nematic order transition and occurs at highly localized regions in the sample, thereby manifesting itself macroscopically as a neck.

In this respect, his behaviour resembles that of neighbouring Thailand's military bosses who, having seized power in a coup in 2014, ostensibly because democracy was not working, have grown adept at finding ways of clinging to arbitrary power.

Ceramics such as transformation-toughened zirconia (TTZ) are often referred to as ceramic steel because the strain, or change in dimension, in response to stress behaviour resembles that of steel instead of a brittle ceramic.

Collective behaviour resembles organized group behaviour in that it consists of people acting together; but it is more spontaneous and consequently more volatile and less predictable than is behaviour in groups that have well-established rules and traditions specifying their purposes, membership, leadership, and method of operation.

Male mice produce complex, song-like USVs during sexual behaviour, resembling the complex, song-like USVs induced by exposure to pheromones [14].

However in the presence of a delta signal only 3 parameter pairs are able to reproduce behaviour resembling a differentiated state, summarised in Table 4.

At more basal rosette nodes of double mutant plants, bud behaviour resembled the axr1single mutant; axillary buds initiated and formed inflorescence branches, such that rosette branch numbers of axr1-3 and rps10b-1 axr1-3 at maturity did not differ significantly.

They found that these mice have normal stress responses and visual spatial memory, but exhibit abnormal social, language and repetitive behaviours, resembling those seen in individuals with ASDs.

Males of M. sociabilis do not engage in precopulatory courtship and we did not observe any behaviour resembling copulatory courtship.