Sentence examples for behaviour unique to from inspiring English sources
Remarkable differences before and after the memory effect took place were found, showing mechanical behaviour unique to each of these phases.
The Northern Irishman also took a swipe at the journalists who had levelled criticism at Celtic's weekend performance against St Mirren and suggested it was behaviour unique to his own club.
Self-silencing is not a pattern of behaviour unique to women.
However, in this case, disagreement between experiment and simulation could also result from behaviour unique to the tetraploid cell cycle, which was not found in either the diploid or haploid cell cycles on which the model was based.
The interviews not only provided behaviours unique to people with dementia and their carers but also confirmed the need for intervention by highlighting deficiencies in current practice.
More broadly, it also illustrates the usefulness of studying model organisms, as it is remarkable that the same algorithm that is thought to underpin complex, learned behaviours unique to humans (such as typing and speech) also produces a widespread behaviour that is innate in fruit flies (i.e. grooming).
Lest you think bad behaviour is unique to surgeons, my general practitioner friend recently received a belligerent call from a hospital registrar.
This behaviour was unique to the tumour tissue.
This behaviour is unique to PZ. Hydrolysis of the carbamate derivative of HHPY was observable in the IR spectra collected during CO2 absorption.
Studies concerned with psychometric development and validation and others that only measured knowledge or performance in a test situation, or behaviour not unique to the clinical environment (e.g. teaching or academic research) were excluded.
We then examine a second model that assumes that parent and teacher ratings converge in a common behavioural view that encompasses both hyperactivity impulsivity and inattention, but with the rater specific scores also reflecting additional aspects of behaviour that are unique to each raters perspective of the child's behaviour.
