Sentence examples for patrolling behavior from inspiring English sources
The shift from a peripheral to a central position of marks within the home range has been attributed to the size of the territory/home range or the energetic and time constraints limiting border patrolling behavior [27], [28].
This model is consistent with the observed patrolling behavior of CX3CR1-positive leukocytes.
In contrast, Ly6Clo monocytes appear to have a more patrolling behavior at the endothelium [ 32].
Live-imaging studies by us and others have defined the "inflammatory macrophage" in zebrafish larvae by their typical elongated, dendritic morphology and slow patrolling behavior [ 14, 27].
(B ) Δ t histograms obtained from >50 Pif1 molecules showing the periodic patrolling behavior on (dT) N (N = 32, 40, 56, and 72).
For this patrolling behavior, the adhesion must be fast to capture monocytes, strong enough to allow sufficient time for screening the local environment, and small enough to screen as much territory as possible.
Random patrol means patrol routes should be random and varied so that the patrol behaviors will not be predicted by potential criminals.
The CX3CL1-CX3CR1 palsoallowsllows the patrolling or "crawling" behavior of the CX3CR1-positive monocytes in the lumen of blood vessels (Auffray et al., 2007) and within the bone marrow (Jacquelin et al., 2013).
An additional intriguing function of the CX3CR1-CX3CL1 pais is to regulate the patrolling or "crawling" behavior of a minor monocytic subpopulation called "resident" or "non-classical" monocytes (CD14lo CCR2−+CX3CR1+ CCR2− in humans, Ly6Clo CX3CR1+ CCR2− in mice) in blood vessels (Auffray et al., 2007).
The Philippines, in response, maintains that it is China that has violated the DoC by unilaterally altering the status quo through expansive construction activities, widening paramilitary patrols and coercive behavior within the South-east Asian country's EEZ, specifically in the Scarborough Shoal in 2012 and, more recently, in the Second Thomas Shoal.
Mr. Browne said the department's new guidelines and training grew out of meetings with tenants' organizations and the city Housing Authority, and did not suggest that officers' behavior in patrolling public housing prior to the new rules was faulty.
