Sentence examples for mirror behaviour from inspiring English sources

Children with DS often begin primary school with extra support; successful outcomes are mainly in the area of social skills as a result of the ability to copy and mirror behaviour.

It taps into the recent enterprise trend of combining a number of single purpose online tools and apps, in a 'small pieces, loosely joined' approach, thus mirroring behaviour in the consumer world.

These effects mirrored behaviours seen in patients [1].

At least one MP is understood to be considering lodging a complaint with the Independent Press Standards Organisation (Ipso), which governs Mirror journalists' behaviour.

(It remains remarkable how often those at each extreme of these arguments mirror the behaviour and language of those at the other).

And we have a tendency to mirror this behaviour in our work with children and families, where the focus is on watching families struggle rather than effectively intervening to stop harmful relationship patterns.

These results have been shown to closely mirror the behaviour of carbon fibre composite pressure vessels.

These responses are unlikely to mirror actual behaviour since such a methodology does not account for the numerous potential barriers to presentation discussed previously.

The observation that RA synovial T cells mirror the behaviour of cytokine-driven, rather than CD3-activated, cells is consistent with the notion that antigen-independent responses play a key role in RA.

The findings presented in this study mirror such behaviour and show that the combination of CTAB with 1% RRS certified reference material produced fairly close agreement between the estimates of DNA yields either via UV (260 nm) or PicoGreen (see Table 1).

If you are nervous, tense, excited, anxious, angry, frustrated, frightened, depressed, etc., then they will mirror your behaviour.