Sentence examples for behaviour which has expanded from inspiring English sources

Investigations of the bystander effect in the 1960s and '70s sparked a wealth of research on helping behaviour, which has expanded beyond emergency situations to include everyday forms of helping.

For this reason, the researchers thought human prefrontal cortex (which has expanded enormously in the past few million years, and is the seat of complex cognitive behaviours such as abstract thought) would show markedly greater differences in metabolome from its equivalent in other species than was the case for the remaining tissues.

We also aim to identify those miRNA families, which have expanded or contracted in specific lineages.

First, we applied conserved synteny analysis to teleost genes, which had expanded by teleost-specific WGD.

Not only do I help people live in environments that are cleaner, healthier, and which make them feel better -- but I also help them deal with changing the negative behaviours which have gotten them into this state.

In recent decades, research on suicide and suicidal behaviour has expanded.

Gulfstream Aerospace Corporation, which makes business jets, has expanded near the airport.

The project, which began at 9 sites, has expanded to 13 sites.

His company, which builds and refurbishes offshore oil rigs, has expanded rapidly and he is expanding to the Middle East.

Subfamily 28 has expanded in Rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) (23 genes copies), which belongs to order lagomorpha.

Once we know which kind an object belongs to, we can explain and predict its behaviour based on its kind membership: we can say why a substance has expanded upon being heated by invoking the fact that it's a bit of metal, and metals expand when heated.