Sentence examples for historical behaviour from inspiring English sources

It also describes the historical behaviour of white people in their dealings with others.

In the Asia-Pacific regional study, 22 sources were assigned proxy probabilities for some VEI relations indicating a need for further targeted data collection (all other sources were assigned probabilities based on known historical behaviour).

Modelling of runoff change, however, is highly uncertain, with many models (64%) and their ensemble mean failing to reproduce historical behaviour, and with indicated future increase being small relative to the large differences among individual model results.

This study also showed the pertinence of using decision criteria without probabilities in situations with a shortage of historical data, and when the historical behaviour is not a reliable indicator of future patterns, like the current climate change situation.

Estimated models were considered most appropriate if they typically simulated historical behaviour.

And while there may be social and historical behaviours and circumstances that precipitate violence, the scourge of abuse of children remains a problem that affects the most modern of cities as well as the most traditional of rural communities.

These methods could potentially replace and/or provide greater precision to self-reported smoking habits where under-reporting is commonplace [ 15, 16] and where measuring smoking via other methods (for example, by plasma or salivary cotinine) may be difficult or less informative, for example, when attempting to quantify historical behaviours.

Results improve not based on your historical search behaviour but on the primary sources you add, and from those external sites, the content is analyzed and via some sort of "peer reviewing", weighted for future searches.

We will plot first their explosive wealth, then map their historical erratic behaviour.

In bivariate analyses, both LS and MWB varied significantly by current and historical smoking behaviours across all deprivation strata (Tables  1 &  2).

Pastoral communities mostly rely on traditional methods such as on historical memory, cloud behaviour at a given time of the year, and behaviour of plants and animals to develop coping strategies during crisis situations (Stuth et al. 2003).