Sentence examples for behaviour were consistent with from inspiring English sources

Sex differences in repeatability of food-hoarding behaviour were consistent with the possibility of alternative mating strategies in male kangaroo rats, while differences in response to cache pilferage between males of the two species were consistent with differences in aggressive behaviour associated with body size.

Executive function refers to diverse cognitive abilities involved in behavioural control including response monitoring evaluating whether the consequences of behaviour are consistent with its intent, and instituting adjustments to optimize outcomes.

This predatory behaviour is consistent with results on skull biomechanics9,66 as well as neck analyses69,70.

To Sam, his father's behaviour was consistent with his usual inability to acknowledge or adapt to change.

At most, a person can be suspected of having used marijuana because their eyes are bloodshot, they smell like weed and their behaviour is consistent with being high.

This behaviour is consistent with a disc test presented with mixed strains or with variable plasmid loss (that would explain the three erythromycin/tetracycline results).

This behaviour is consistent with incipient cavitation in a proportion of rubber particles under tensile stress.

This behaviour was consistent with Turner's critical concentration model for free-radical polymerization.

A report by an intelligence and security firm commissioned by Karim's family found his "submissive behaviour is consistent with a kidnap victim".

Their behaviour is consistent with the presence of a 'spite effect' when their perceptions are that enforcement variables are 'excessive'excessive

This behaviour was consistent with a reduced pore size and increased opacity index of the gel matrix.