Sentence examples for diversity of behaviour from inspiring English sources

Despite concerns over the robustness of supertrees (see Discussion), we believe that it provides a valuable framework for testing numerous evolutionary hypotheses relating to the diversity of behaviour, ecology and life-history of the Charadriiformes.

We look in turn at the four variants of the motif identified in yeast under a series of example dynamical scenarios which reflect the diversity of behaviour that can be demonstrated by this simple motif, starting with coherent motifs, that is, motifs in which every transcription factor acts to promote transcription.

Dozens, if not hundreds, of recognisable breeds have been established by humans choosing, with more or less deliberation, which of their canine companions would reproduce, and which would not.Although geneticists have long been interested in the resulting diversity of physical form, they have only recently turned their attention to the parallel diversity of behaviour.

It appears that CC may have the potential to increase the frequency and diversity of behaviours, to express different types of behaviour when desired, and to augment the ability of the animals to exert some control over their environment, findings that may improve their welfare.

By focusing on a single screen time behaviour one is unlikely to capture the diversity of leisure behaviour in young people [ 19], and thus other screen time behaviours such as electronic game/computer use and total screen time (TST) should also be looked into.

The animals in the phylum Mollusca (e.g., clams, snails, and squid) display a diversity of reproductive behaviour.

The reality is that any state intervention will be highly complex, because policy will have to reflect the diversity of human behaviour".

The paper utilises Granovetter's concept of embeddedness to suggest that the diversity of client behaviour found, was influenced by the social networks and organisational cultures that client staff were embedded within.

The seed of plausibility in this explanation consists of the fact that being "open to experience" suggests enjoying – and celebrating – diversity: of lifestyles, behaviour, opinions, whatever.

Diversity of sexual behaviour (figure 2) also appears to be restricted by IH, with a lower sexual repertoire, possibly because of the interactions limited by time, locale, anonymity or peer modeling.

The resulting analyses shed light on the role of observed diversity of chemotactic behaviour, and suggest a relation between environmental and biochemical constraints and expected response dynamics for optimal chemotaxis.