Sentence examples for competing behavior from inspiring English sources

This teaches patients to be more aware of their urges to tic, and introduces a less visible competing behavior like flexing abs or thighs.

We learned that combining watching Stories and communicating with friends into the same place made it harder to optimize for both competing behaviors.

Among studies about the role social capital plays in job seeking, second, by examining formal and informal job search as competing behaviors, social capital scholars have long been challenged by the issue of causality.

It has been reported that hyperlocomotion and stereotypy are competing behaviors [ 20] and that increased stereotypy could inhibit hyperlocomotion.

One potential alternative explanation for the biphasic HTR is that high levels of 5-HT2A activation may produce competing behaviors that interfere with expression of head shaking.

Such temporal conflicts between competing behaviors can be resolved if the performance of one behavior suppresses the others, such that only one is selected at a time (Davis, 1979; Redgrave et al., 1999; Kupfermann and Weiss, 2001; Kristan, 2008).

Thus, the evolutionarily ancient ability to select among competing behaviors through hierarchical suppression may have provided the necessary infrastructure to perform motor actions in sequence (Houghton and Hartley, 1995).

Several competing human behavior models have been proposed to model boundedly rational adversaries in repeated Stackelberg Security Games (SSG).

Axial loading test was performed to investigate the influence of case-carburizing and micro-defect on competing failure behaviors of Ni Cr–W Steel under gigacycle fatigue.

Detailed scaling relationships are presented with the goal of providing material developers with a straightforward means to identify synthesis targets that balance competing mechanical behaviors and optimize material response.

infusion of 3-MT (9,18 and 36 µg) induced a dose-dependent activation of wild type mice with a complex set of often competing abnormal behaviors as reflected by changes in automated measures of movement time, total distance traveled and vertical activity (Figure 3, Supplemental Videos S1 and S2).