Sentence examples for broadening behaviour from inspiring English sources

The conformational exchange broadening behaviour of the major and minor slow exchange states of the C22V variant closely follows that of the wild-type protein, indicating that the valine substitution has a minimal effect on either of these two distinct dynamic processes.

As a potential component of the conformational transition that underlies this line-broadening behaviour, it may be noted that the canonical antiparallel hydrogen-bonding pattern between the β2 and β3a strands is disrupted by the amides of both Phe and Asp being oriented towards the carbonyl oxygen of Gly with the Asp amide being just beyond hydrogen-bonding distance.

Recent years have seen a strong focus on raising the quality of teaching and learning, increasing the number of young people who do well, improving their behaviour and broadening their opportunities and life chances.

Then, building on his understanding of the Australasian record as the story of humans, both black and white, who first damaged and then threatened to destroy their own future by their feckless behaviour, Flannery broadened out as a scholar and writer to a similar understanding of the global ecology as a whole.

There is a need for additional studies on sedentary behaviour to broaden evidence and also determine the contributing factors of sedentary behaviour in African young people.

But the campaigns also revealed the facts – equally relevant today – that in order to achieve, consolidate and broaden development gains, human behaviour must often change, and national and subnational systems must be strengthened and supported.

Broadening the theoretical grounds of behaviour change interventions will allow to incorporate relevant, yet currently overlooked factors that influence HCWs' behaviour.

For social entrepreneurship, recognizing the opportunity is the basic foundation which starts the entrepreneurial behaviour and further broadens social, cultural, and environmental goals.

This result suggests that gene duplication is a strong driving force for broadening the phenotypes and subsequently the adaptive behaviour of the cyanobacteria investigated, as proposed for other prokaryotes [ 27, 48- 50].

Line-broadening in NMR is a feature of fluxional behaviour.

However, it appears to be broadening to a name aptly suited to the owner's behaviour, character, looks or occupation.