Sentence examples for switch in behaviour from inspiring English sources

This switch in behaviour is already established in the nation's television viewing habits.

On average, households paid down unsecured borrowing (deleveraged, in economists' jargon), from 2008 to 2011; but there was a clear switch in behaviour from mid-2012 onwiths, with personal loans in particular rising sharply.

When we compared the air entrainment speeds on both sides, we found a switch in behaviour at a critical viscosity.

The economic downturn has combined with a huge switch in shopper behaviour towards buying goods online to bring down many well-known high street names.

The switch in shoppers' behaviour has caused Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons to announce huge write-downs on the value of their property portfolios, as they struggle to work out how to use the millions of square feet of land they have acquired but no longer need.

Phosphorylation of the RR causes a switch in its behaviour (often mediated by a separate 'output' domain) which leads to a cellular response to the initial stimulus.

To our knowledge, this is the first example showing that the evolutionary trajectory of reproductive proteins changes after a switch in reproductive behaviour of an organism.

In rock mechanics, this strain-dependent switch in mechanical behaviour is referred to as C*′ and has been observed in porous limestones (e.g. Baud et al. 2000) and sandstones (e.g. Schock et al. 1973; Baud et al. 2006).

This is the first instance of positive selection acting on reproductive genes in the fungal kingdom, and illustrates how the evolutionary trajectory of reproductive genes can change after a switch in reproductive behaviour of an organism.

Alternatively, the preference switch could reflect flexibility in behaviour that facilitates normal thermoregulation by the bee.

In the field of pervasive and ubiquitous computing, context-aware adaptive systems need to monitor changes in their environment in order to detect violations of requirements and switch their behaviour in order to continue satisfying requirements.