Sentence examples for gross behaviour from inspiring English sources
Such a relation for a substance is called its equation of state and is sufficient to describe its gross behaviour.
"It feels like everyone's sort of rallying together to eradicate this gross behaviour," says Alysha.
No defects in thymocyte apoptosis in response to various stresses, fibroblast growth, gross behaviour, physical ability, or pathogenesis were defined.
The acute oral treatment with MMC at 20 g/kg and TNJ at 20 ml/100 g did not produce any mortality or changes in gross behaviour, as compared to vehicle treated group when observed for 14 days.
Thirdly, absence of all gangliosides downstream of GM2/GD2 synthase (CbG+GD2 and CaG+GM2) in genetically altered mice with a disrupted gene for that enzyme is associated with decreased myelination and axon degeneration in the central and peripheral nervous system (Sheikh et al, 1999), although brain development and gross behaviour is normal (Takamiya et al, 1996).
BACE1-deficient (BACE1 −/−) mice have been reported initially not to show any adverse development, morphology, physiology or gross behaviour [ 11– 13].
Hitz later apologised for his unfair spot-fixing ("it won't happen again") and won't face any recriminations from the German FA – it can only investigate incidents of gross unsporting behaviour, not behaviour that's been merely unsporting.
Of the ten questions, eight cover expressive and receptive language, fine motor, gross motor, behaviour, socialisation, self-care, and learning while the other two are about more general learning, development, and behaviour.
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Physics, however, does not focus solely on the gross mechanical behaviour of bodies but shares with chemistry the goal of understanding how the arrangement of individual atoms into molecules and larger assemblies confers particular properties.
If W is right, and McCain is going to follow him in using 9/11 as a licence for anything, particularly gross bad behaviour like Abu Ghraib and Guantanamo, then we are all in trouble – particularly the US allies, and not least the UK.
