Sentence examples for indicative of behaviour from inspiring English sources

Although the word phenology (which should not be confused with phrenology, a pseudoscientific practice based on the belief that the shape of the human skull is indicative of behaviour) was first used about 1862, in England the study began as early as 1736, with Robert Marsham's observations of the seasonally recurring events involving plants, insects, and birds in his village in Norfolk.

Characterisation of these electrodes using potassium ferrocyanide, with cyclic voltammetry, has shown that steady state behaviour is displayed which is indicative of microelectrode behaviour.

Instead of judging the behaviour of an individual, it is instead taken as indicative of the behaviour of a class of people.

It may be seen as indicative of dishonest behaviour," says McCulloch.

For the overall processes, as well as individual subprocesses and selected combinations of subprocesses, the exergy efficiencies are generally found to be more meaningful and indicative of system behaviour than the energy efficiencies.

These results suggest that DF was associated with errors indicative of impulsive behaviour, especially attentional impulsivity, thus corroborating the findings described above.

They said that the accused, Lisa Bird, showed a "lack of emotional maturity" that was "indicative of unreasonable behaviour".

The sound should be easily indicative of vehicle behaviour and should sound similar to the sound of a vehicle of the same category equipped with an internal combustion engine".

Neither proliferation nor apoptosis is per se indicative of clinicobiological behaviour and outcome.

These features are indicative of amoeboid behaviour (Wolf et al, 2003).

Neither apoptosis nor proliferation is per se indicative of clinicobiological behaviour and outcome.