Sentence examples for common behaviour from inspiring English sources

Play is a common behaviour, especially among young animals.

(a) Sequence of pictures demonstrating the spontaneous contraction of the body column, hydra's most common behaviour.

"Dancing", as the narrator refers to it, is a fairly common behaviour amongst gulls.

"Anorexia – not eating – is a common behaviour during sickness that is seen in people and all kinds of animals.

Geophagy, for example, is a common behaviour in many parts of the world.

Further advice on some of the most common behaviour problems can be found in Classroom management strategies.

Soil-bedrock models are used as a base when the earthquake-soil common behaviour is defined.

I begin to realise how much has changed, and what was once common behaviour - I smoked myself for 23 years - is now a hounded and persecuted habit.

"Young people spend approximately 60% of their waking time sitting, which makes sedentary behaviour the most common behaviour (besides sleep) in children and adolescents," says the report.

We show that this trait was selected as a common behaviour at moments of environmental or population stress.

Despite such wide range of different conditions, a common behaviour of the four models of cylinders tested is evidenced.