Sentence examples for cautious behavior from inspiring English sources

The early months of 1916 brought another influx of German soldiers and less cautious behavior from the fugitives.

He called the British consumer environment "challenging" and said there were early signs of more cautious behavior emerging in other markets.

Markets largely recovered from that episode, but an imprint was left in the form of wider credit spreads and more cautious behavior on the part of banks and other lenders...

But Oracle executives moved quickly to dismiss investors' concerns, attributing the disappointing performance in revenue to "cautious" behavior by some customers who delayed closing deals at the end of the third quarter.

Cortisol levels also rise, as part of the "fight or flight" mechanism that prepares for battle, evaluates the threat, and generally leads to more cautious behavior.

Experimental results demonstrate that the corresponding controller generates cautious behavior, whereby the helicopter tends to stay in the middle of narrow corridors, while its forward velocity is automatically reduced when the obstacle density increases.

The results of the stepwise logistic regression analyses carried out on each of the 12 behavioral indicators observed before and while crossing revealed that gender had no major impact, but age did, with more cautious behaviors as pedestrians were older.

Stonewort isopods also show more cautious behaviors and had higher levels of phenotypic integration between coloration and morphological traits than the reed isopods.

A previous study on invertebrates which are subject to different predatory pressures from fish or dragonfly showed that in the absence of fish predation, less cautious behaviors might instead increase foraging activity [24].

Implicit priming generated less-cautious behavior in high-experienced drivers while generating more caution for less-experienced drivers.

These results suggest that the small-selected zebrafish evolved a more cautious behavioral type and personality, likely in relation to feeding behavior, which might have contributed to their lower body size at harvesting.