Sentence examples for equate behavior from inspiring English sources

In Mancuso's view, our "fetishization" of neurons, as well as our tendency to equate behavior with mobility, keeps us from appreciating what plants can do.

So Mill cannot equate harmful behavior and other-regarding behavior and cannot think that all other-regarding behavior may be regulated.

"I couldn't equate this behavior with being in sports or being human.

It's sad that someone can equate the behavior of consenting adults with allegations of kidnapping and statutory rape.

They often equate customers' behavior and ignore performance of different customers and the impact on the failure rate for the purpose of simplification (Murthy and Djamaludin 2002).

In this scenario, they equate "white behavior" with high grades in school, a result researchers can quantify, but the term is not limited to this.

Although knowledge does not equate with behavior change, examining what people currently know and do for dengue prevention can help guide future vector control promotion and strategies.

Abnormal twisting of the trunk during tail hanging is reported in a large proportion of animals, and it is mentioned this "twisting" is specific to their model (though not specifically mentioned, it is implied the way the paper is written that the authors equate this behavior to human dystonia).

More disturbing, the Goldstone report has set a new standard for equating the behavior of democratic nations and terrorists.

This lingo goes with a mindset that equates the behavior of rogue tyrants with that of unruly children.

This result indicates that the local packing of the segments differs in regio-random P3HT from that in the amorphous portions of rr-P3HT and that care must be expended when equating the behavior of these two phases.