Sentence examples for differ in behaviour from inspiring English sources

Evidence is accumulating that city-dwelling animals frequently differ in behaviour relative to those from surrounding habitats, according to researchers at the Spanish National Research Council.

Alternatively, naturalised immigrants might participate more often in OJT because they differ in behaviour and characteristics from non-naturalised immigrants.

These findings are important in terms of chemoprevention since p53 mutant CRCs have been shown to differ in behaviour from those expressing wild-type p53, with respect to response to chemotherapeutic agents and prognosis.

Winged and wingless males neither differed in behaviour during precopulatory courtship nor in behaviour and duration of the copulation itself [10].

It would be remarkable if women were less active and differed in behaviour from men with respect to PA, when generally they exhibit more positive health behaviours than men.

This gave us a simulated 'ground truth' label for the model, splitting the set into two groups, just as if they were two patient groups differing in behaviour or some other outcome.

Despite the differences, males of the two genetic backgrounds did not differ in aggressive behaviour or competitive ability, which were also un-related to parasite load.

Even though males from the two genetic backgrounds did not differ in aggressive behaviour or competitive ability, the colour differences between them may have fitness consequences via their relationship with body size if colour traits are used by males to assess the size of potential rivals and/or by females to assess the size of potential mates.

Both species are container-inhabiting but differ in their behaviour and biology so that they occupy different niches (Eisen and Moore, 2013).

According to Ben's research and that of others: "Urban badgers differ in their behaviour and ecology to rural populations in terms of diet, population dynamics, social organisation and ranging/dispersal behaviour".

All are terrestrial and have gray to brown coats with white or gray underparts, but the three genera differ in size, behaviour, and geographic distribution.