Sentence examples for condition and behavior from inspiring English sources
Any interested Chihuahua owner should send a photograph of his or her pet and a description of the animal's size, age, physical condition and behavior by Sept. 26 to Jay Duckworth, c/o George Street Playhouse, 9 Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick, N.J., 08901.
Clearly there is need for greater attention to the effects of various capture (including gear and the timing and location of capture), handling, and tagging protocols on fish necessary to monitor individual passage success given the potential for procedures to influence organismal condition and behavior.
Joseph's father died when Joseph was nine years old, causing his condition and behavior to deteriorate.
He continued to be treated with the antidepressants Zoloft and then Paxil which, I testified, caused his mental condition and behavior to deteriorate.
On admission, the general condition and behavior of the bull were disturbed and there was reduced skin turgor, enophthalmus and scleral injection.
The research assistant used a portable timing device with vibrating alert to determine presence or absence of each condition and behavior every 60 seconds, for the duration of the troop meeting.
The basic principle behind TPM safety activities is to address dangerous conditions and behavior before they cause accidents.
The heat demand in the residential sector is characterized by seasonal, weekly, and daily shifts due to season, weather conditions, and behavior of the inhabitants, for example.
The limitations of the forward models are due to some important differences between the conditions and behavior of prograde dehydration and retrograde rehydration reactions, even though rehydration is simply a reverse dehydration reaction.
They are more likely to focus on and report the presence of conditions and behavior that they believe cause or contribute to the accident's occurrence (e.g., rain, snow, reduced visibility, distraction, failure to yield).
In turn, missing values lead to uncertainty about the prevalence of conditions and behavior surrounding accidents as researchers are unable to establish from the records whether, for example, a road was dry, wet, or covered by snow.
