Sentence examples for model for behavior from inspiring English sources

He has shown the modern world the creative potential of a human being and he serves as a living model for behavior and ethic.

A simulation model for behavior of gas and solid in fluidized bed grid zone was developed and its validity was tested by comparison of its numerical results with the experimental cold model data of particle velocity and temperature relaxation in jet to guarantee the validity of the model.

The 5As model for behavior change counseling is an evidence-based counseling approach.

A modified learning pyramid (see Fig.  2) based on the Miller Pyramid [ 25] and the self-regulation model for behavior change [ 26] constitutes the theoretical background.

The utility of the zebrafish in developmental biology and genomics is widely known, and there has been increased usage of the zebrafish as a model for behavior genetics [ 38- 41].

In this study, we have identified a relatively robust set of potential lincRNAs from A. cerana (Asian honey bee), which is a good model for behavior research due to their fascinating habits of grooming, hygiene and aggregation against predators [ 41], and A. mellifera (Western honey bee) which has served as a key model for social insects [ 40].

But the sad truth is that Democrats often prefer their women fulfilling similarly diminutive models for behavior.

(Why are people who happen to run fast and jump high the best models for behavior? Can someone be forced to be a role model against his or her will?) There are no sound moral arguments against P.E.D.'s.

They have a strong foundation of both history and faith, and many good models for behavior in the community.

During his remarks, Dan suggested our world and community leaders are the models for behavior we play out in intimate situations.

A myth is a set of stories or beliefs, usually regarded as true in a respective society with the function of establishing models for behavior.