Sentence examples for misleading behavior from inspiring English sources

Bobby Petrino was introduced Monday as Western Kentucky's new football coach, eight months after he was fired by Arkansas for a "pattern of misleading" behavior.

Such misleading behavior can offer advantages by reducing sperm competition with other males.

Martin Plath, of the University of Potsdam in Germany and the University of Oklahoma, and colleagues uncovered the misleading behavior as part of experiments to see whether a fish's social environment affects mating preferences, which are an important element of sexual selection.

The Order addresses reports of unfair, deceptive or misleading behavior toward veterans, service members, and their families pursuing higher education.

Furthermore, mean sexual activity correlated positively with the occurrence of potentially misleading behavior.

We found consistent species-specific differences in aggressive behavior, sexual activity as well as in the level of misleading behavior, while decreased preference expression under increased SCR was a general feature of all but one species examined.

However, the potential impact of both misleading errors and misleading strategic behavior is diminished when information can be made public, suggesting that an added value arises from the combining prediction markets and conventional scientific publication.

Here's where they are misled, their behavior is what fuels the continuation of the system.

But of course, that is misleading because intelligent behavior need not involve consciousness (Fig. 5).

These findings highlight the limitations of using single fitness proxies in evolutionary studies and suggest that interpreting social trait variation in terms of strategies like cheating or cooperating may be misleading unless these behaviors are considered in the context of the true multidimensional nature of fitness.

Second, the surface parallels between rodent and human behavior may be misleading.