Sentence examples for states of behaviour from inspiring English sources
One major prediction of the model is the existence of three identifiable states of behaviour the UPR might exhibit.
According to this, there exists three distinct states of behaviour the UPR may adopt: low, intermediate and high activity states.
The analysis reveals three distinct states of behaviour, low, high and intermediate activity, associated with stress adaptation, tolerance, and the initiation of apoptosis.
If a system can adopt two separate states of behaviour, two discernible modes should be observable in the frequency distribution that displays the temporal behaviour of the system.
Therefore, depression might be modelled as a nonlinear dynamic system that is attracted to two different states of behaviour and that at times moves from one state to the other.
Systems tend to seek an equilibrium, a state of behaviour that minimises energy, in which they can remain as long as there is no compulsion to change.
A sequence of qualitative states forms a qualitative behaviour, and the terminal states of the qualitative behaviour are often equilibrium ones, in which all variables remain constant [ 49].
Emotional and behavioural states—Which aspects of behaviours and emotional states, as "alerting" individual signs, discriminate maltreated children from non-maltreated children in the healthcare setting?
We think that Head and Noar are (1) too negative about the current state of health behaviour theories, for example, the Reasoned Action Approach (RAA; Fishbein & Ajzen, 2010) and (2) too coercing with their recommendations.
The above result demonstrates that the curvature and the trend of the experimental dispersion curve are sufficiently accurate in terms of revealing the state of elastic behaviour of the medium in which the SAW propagates and, most importantly, the elastic response as a function of depth.
A presumption, in law and science, is therefore a 'provisional estimate of facts' [ 3] based on some accepted fundamental state or pattern of behaviour.
