Sentence examples for holding behaviour from inspiring English sources

Smolts in smaller rivers were rarely detected during daylight hours [11], and this diurnal holding behaviour slowed their average speed of downstream migration.

Increased swimming rates, heightened activity levels, deep dives and depth holding behaviour (little or no movement to other depths) in relatively shallow water have all been observed immediately after release in blue Prionace glauca and shortfin mako Isurus oxyrinchus sharks [28], [47], [48] and it may take hours [13], [48] to days [47], [49] [51] for sharks to return to their natural behaviour.

Secondary outcomes were: 1. parent satisfaction with the service, 2. still taking medication at follow-up, 3. overall better than prior to first clinic visit, 4. pain passing stools in the last week, 5. with-holding behaviour during the last week, 6. stool that blocked the toilet in the last week.

Perhaps the most straightforward alternative mating tactic (AMT) is to avoid potentially costly courtship or territory-holding behaviours.

September 9, 1890 Mogilno, Poland February 12 , 1947Newtonville, Massachusetts Kurt Lewin, (born September 9, 1890, Mogilno, Germany [now in Poland] died February 12 , 1947 Newtonville, Massachusetts, U.S ., German-born American social psychologist known for his field theory of behaviour, which holds that human behaviour is a function of an individual's psychological environment.

It starts with understanding the motivation for the behaviour, holding your ground and managing the problem with minimal involvement.

"The tribunal accepted this view and upheld the player reference, reducing the offence to a caution for unsporting behaviour (holding or pushing an opponent)." Wallace has been able to play in victories over Elgin City and Clyde while waiting for his claim of wrongful dismissal to be heard.

The strongest evidence has been found for the impact of financial hardship on smoking behaviour, holding in particular for single mothers [ 4, 15- 17].

If this interaction-theory is correct, the conclusions of these meta-analyses exclusively hold for behaviour-population combinations where efficacy is already high (and perceived threat low).

It must, however, be stated that the agent-based approach and discrete computational approaches, in general, are typically less utilized to simulate bulk phenomena, where population behaviour holds more significance than individual behaviour, at least within currently available computational resources.

While the reverse process also holds - civilised behaviour begets civilised behaviour - many of the things organisations do in the name of management encourage rather than dampen asshole tendencies.