Sentence examples for behavioural constraints from inspiring English sources

First, it suggests the existence of a wide variety of mechanisms for encoding the normative preferences of one nation as behavioural constraints on the citizens of another.

These findings demonstrate the significance of evolutionary variation in tendon and apodeme properties to realistic jumping contexts as well as the importance of considering the effect of muscle dynamics and behavioural constraints on energy storage in muscle-spring systems.

For most parasitoid wasps, successful parasitism is associated with multiple trade-offs between different physiological and behavioural constraints.

To take into account behavioural constraints related to each step of the B. germanica mating sequence (described below), males and females were tested in different set-ups.

This may occur particularly under certain conditions such as stress, behavioural constraints (e.g. breeding), or the bioaccumulative effect of pollutants (heavy metals), which would prevent birds from assuming the high costs of an activated immune system [45] [47].

The special social structure of clownfish may put some behavioural constraints on hybridisation.

Singaporean society is a "relentlessly G-rated experience," controlled by a government akin to a megacorporation, fixated on conformity and behavioural constraint and with a marked lack of humour and creativity.

The parental origin of the three other hybrids does not allow for a definitive conclusion regarding this behavioural constraint.

It is thus likely that the behavioural constraint on hybridisation between those species is going to be weaker than between species with large size difference.

Unsafe system behaviour stems from the behavioural safety constraints not being met (Leveson 2012).

Behavioural or selective constraints imposed on these two groups might be the limiting factor contributing to the low level of gene flow20,21.