Sentence examples for differentiated behaviours from inspiring English sources

Aside from status norms that might guide these differentiated behaviours, the interviews reveal the importance of taking into account the change in parental practices over time, because not every child benefits from the same social and family circumstances.

A stochastic system dynamic model of the energy system that features multiple actors with differentiated behaviours is used to investigate energy transition pathways that deviate from strict economic rationality.

The more balanced pattern of effective and ineffective performance-related behaviours in VC2 (cardiocase) reflects the more complex and differentiated behaviours of the trainee in this video.

Transition times for differentiated cells into the stem cell pool at high oxygen are much larger (>100 days), indicating quasi-deterministic cell differentiation behaviour.

As RO is affected by EA(a i ) and F(b i ), this provides the cognitive behaviour of retrospective effects as differentiated from prior behaviour.

The blends presented three very well differentiated types of behaviour to temperature depending on the erucamide content.

Hence technology improvement focused measures require policies that can influence consumer behaviour (differentiated vehicle taxes) and can manage vehicles use (fuel tax).

NSSI can be differentiated from suicidal behaviour through the intentions behind the injuring.

Wang and colleagues [ 19, 20] use a non-autonomous toggle switch model similar to ours to study the transition from monostable (stem cell) to bistable behaviour (differentiated cells).

Everything happens on the surface - these are people whose inner lives aren't differentiated from their outer behaviours.

Correspondingly, the stronger ZNF143+ expression was also prone to be found in invasive fronts of lung adenocarcinoma associated possibly with antiadhesive effects, potentially leading to poorly differentiated characteristics or invasive/aggressive behaviours, as shown here.