Sentence examples for opposing behavior from inspiring English sources

On one hand, through an off-line analysis, it is possible to notice an opposing behavior in relation to speed.

That's a laudable aim, but there is of course a risk of encouraging opposing behavior — so again the tone of the app is important.

The stability of the collagen-I-fibrin matrices, as judged by the time of lysis of the matrix, showed a diametrically opposing behavior.

In summary, the MIF homologs, MIF and MIF-2, show a strikingly opposing behavior regarding the development of AF in the postoperative course.

The relatively low increase in the average correlation values is due to the opposing behavior observed in the residues as a result of coevolution; some correct their fluctuations while some fluctuate more diversely with respect to the wild type.

This opposing behavior of k2 and k3 was also observed by Raue et al. (2009), who investigated the variability of the trajectories when plotting all parameter sets along the likelihood profile that are within the point-wise 95% confidence interval.

'Effective leaders are those who have the cognitive and behavioral complexity to respond appropriately to a wide range of situations that may in fact require contrary or opposing behaviors' (Hooijberg et al. 2001, p. 526).

For example, traditionalists (born between 1922-1943) may have a strong belief of being respectful of authority whereas generation Xers (born between 1961-1980) may be less impressed with authority causing viewpoints that could translate to a mix of opposing behaviors within the team dynamic and beyond.

Since these opposing behaviors occur with the same genes, it implies that there are two independent molecular mechanisms of OHT-mediated signaling crosstalk.

We particularly focused on neutrophil NET and revealed opposing behaviors of NET generation in neutrophils pre-conditioned with super-low and low dose LPS.

Following exposure of pregnant female rats to high concentrations of the compound, the males and females of the unexposed third generation displayed opposing behaviors: Females had an increase in anxiety-like behavior, and males had a decrease in such behavior along with an increase in hyperactivity.