Sentence examples for behaviours appropriately from inspiring English sources

To describe some system behaviours appropriately, we need to limit interleaving.

While older, experienced females (>25 years) consort with the highest-ranking musth males and actively avoid other males by running away from them, young females typically do not direct their oestrus behaviours appropriately when they first come into oestrus, and are more likely to run away from the larger musth males.

This appears to be true of some antelope markings that change with time, enabling the recipient to adjust its behaviour appropriately.

However, it is now clear that explicit cognisance should be taken of thermal expansions in design calculations, but this can only be done when a thorough understanding of the behaviour, appropriately generalised, is in place.

Learners said that they had increased awareness of the need to identify who was leading clinical scenarios so that they could adjust their behaviour appropriately.

An enhanced ability to use social behaviour appropriately and efficiently across social contexts should markedly enhance the Darwinian fitness of individuals, particularly in highly social species, for which almost all activities involve social behaviour.

Implementation researchers have highlighted benefits of identifying the theoretical domains that are causally related to behaviours to assist with appropriately targeting interventions [ 17, 18].

However, many pregnant women were appropriately avoiding risk behaviours, without knowing what they are avoiding.

One of Skinner's key claims was that with the right practice conditions – meaning that correct behaviour is appropriately rewarded – any task can be learned using simple associations.

The study demonstrates that βCD nanocavities can lead to supramolecular control of the photochemical behaviour of appropriately designed anils, a property with many potential applications.

Children are often more skilled in their use of social media and general ICT than parents, but likely less adept at identifying suspicious behaviour or appropriately assessing the risks from their interactions.