Sentence examples for represents habit from inspiring English sources

First, it represents habit as a process by which action is cued.

We must assume that its scansorial habits, along with those of the austral Pygarrhicas albogularis, represent ancestral habits, and that the Ochetorhynchus species, which inhabit the intervening geographical areas in the Andes, diverged and became terrestrial, as they adapted perfectly to the harsh and treeless landscapes that arose as a consequence of Andean uplift and aridification.

Colorful pictures were used to represent healthy habits, while black and white pictures were used to represent unhealthy habits.

After making clear that this order represents God's habit (sunna), he quotes the Qur'an (33:62 and 48 23): "You will not find any change in God's habit".

Therefore, evidence suggests that the sedentary habit represents a BRFCH that is increasingly present in the young population, and Brazilian adolescents have alarming estimated rates of this BRFCH.

David F. Poltrack, head of research at CBS, said the national Nielsen audience sample of 5,100 households, which is supposed to represent television habits in the nation's 105 million homes with television, was greatly skewed.

In fact, the FFQ should represent regional habits and the accuracy of such data needs to take this into account [ 8].

To date, we have successfully used this method to develop microsatellite markers in several plant species from a variety of plant families representing different habits; it has also been used in a number of other taxa in other laboratories (Table 1).

Nielsen says the changes will lead to more accurate data that better represents the viewing habits of blacks and Hispanics.

There is a very little literature which represents the reading habits of doctors of public sector hospitals in Pakistan.

Despite speculations, understanding the psychological pathways, through which POS sustains healthy habits, represents a critical point that should find an answer in future studies.