Behavioral sequences of individuals are predictable, but the choice of acts or duties within the hive can be influenced by the needs of the colony.
Our results show that most individuals made predictable daily crepuscular migrations between different locations and habitat types, although individual behavioral changes were observed for some individuals across time.
Alternatively, it may be the case that, when a stimulus is predictable, individuals with ADHD are able to recruit additional resources to facilitate somatosensory processing, thereby concealing underlying primary deficits.
Alternatively, dispersal could result from selection in a temporally variable environment: when the quality of the habitat is not completely predictable, individuals should adopt a strategy that permits them to explore other breeding-sites.
The broad justification for human rights and their normativity that Beitz offers is that they protect "urgent individual interests against predictable dangers ("standard threats") to which they are vulnerable under typical circumstances of life in a modern world order composed of states".
21 We demonstrated the presence of a highly regular, predictable, individual pattern in the need for retreatment, with relatively small fluctuations over the course of 12 months.
While the availability of IV-MO is total and then predictable, individual differences in OTFC availability are likely, generally reduced in some patients, who may not use correctly the stick or may have mucosal damage, limiting absorption, although this process was monitored by nurses by direct vision.
Willingness to be screened for cancer is predictable from individuals' characteristics and, ironically, individuals who smoke tobacco appear to be amongst those least inclined to engage in health promotion activities.
Under some conditions, individual behavioral aberrations cancel one another out, making crowds more predictable than individuals.
