Sentence examples for bold behaviours from inspiring English sources

Hyenas habituated to scavenging on human corpses may develop bold behaviours towards living people; hyena attacks on people in southern Sudan increased during the Second Sudanese Civil War, when human corpses were readily available to them.

According to the hypothesized connection between POL and animal personality, we expected to find shyer behaviours during winter and spring, when all animals are OW, and a mixture of shy and bold behaviours during summer and autumn when both life history patterns are present.

Actually I think that somewhere that my bold behaviour comes from.

Cheating on a nutcase is pretty bold behaviour, but inviting your crazy wife to have sex with you and your mistress takes some serious cojones – ones that will ultimately become damaged goods.

Biro and Post (2008) showed fast depletion of bold behaviour genotypes in experimentally designed gillnet fishery.

Therefore, parents should take higher risks in spring to secure their contribution to early offspring, which may have been reflected in the bold behaviour measured in spring.

Even though we are unable to link the respective behaviours with for example dorsal pattern, both slow movement and frequent returns indicate a reluctance to move, and may be linked to less bold behaviour.

The shortest latencies (i.e. boldest behaviour) in the open-field, compared to all other seasons, were measured in spring, and differed from longest latencies in autumn (descriptives for the seasons and post-hoc tests in Table  4).

Finally, this method was chosen to ensure non-circularity in our BOLD-behaviour and mediation analyses – i.e. we wanted to ensure that ROIs were independent of the BOLD signal change data that were analysed as part of the mediation analyses (Kriegeskorte et al., 2009).

In the yearly cycle, the bolder spring behaviour can clearly be seen in a depression of latencies from March to May.

> Although most fMRI studies have concentrated on increases in the BOLD signal with behaviour, there has been recent interest in the reverse, relative decreases with behaviour, compared with the control (Gusnard and Raichle, 2001).