Sentence examples for normalized behavior from inspiring English sources
They're learning this kind of behavior at Ivy League fraternities where drug use and binge drinking are normalized behavior".
However, for a growing group, I've noticed that startups are a normalized behavior, and that this generally spreads through personal connections.
The belief that the average fan is basically part of team management underlies a lot of suspect (but increasingly normalized) behavior: Closely watching high school athletes who aren't your son ("scouting"), simulating 20 seasons in Madden ("projecting"), and calling into sports radio shows with desperate pleas directed at free agent athletes ("recruiting").
The belief that the average fan is basically part of team management underlies a lot of suspect (but increasingly normalized) behavior: closely watching high school athletes who aren't your son ("scouting"), simulating 20 seasons in Madden ("projecting"), and calling into sports radio shows with desperate pleas directed at free agent athletes ("recruiting").
The normalized behavior counts were treated as Poisson-distributed dependent variables, the independent variable was proportion of P. imparis, and site was included as a random factor.
The anti-inflammatory drug celecoxib significantly reduced blood prostaglandin E2, IL-1 β, and corticosterone concentrations, increased NGF expression, and normalized behavior in OB rats.
Figure 4 shows the normalized metric behavior of five different metrics.
This study makes use of the normalized load displacement behavior of axially loaded piles and develops a probabilistic model for the load displacement curves based on a load test database.
Coercion is an aspect of normalized male behavior that just makes no sense to me.
Therefore, the 0.3 and 0.6 mg/kg doses apparently normalized SHR behavior.
However, several studies using animal models reported that succimer normalized various behaviors altered by Pb exposure, including forced-swim immobility (Stewart et al. 1996), activity level, and habituation rate (Gong and Evans 1997).
