Sentence examples for thought to behave from inspiring English sources

Dr. Perkins added that, although the pattern fit the way anthrax is thought to behave, plenty of questions remained, especially about Ms. Nguyen's case.

While DAP was initially thought to behave more indolently than acinar-type prostatic adenocarcinoma, it is now regarded as more aggressive, with a greater propensity to metastasise.

Occupants of a structure are thought to behave as a dynamic spring-mass-damper system interacting with the structure through a phenomenon known as human structure interaction.

Hence, the choice of basis species may be constrained by the chemical activities that can be measured in a system or that are thought to behave as perfectly mobile components [22].

Together they allow a viscoelastic response of the nucleus to applied stresses, where the lamina is thought to behave as an elastic shell, while the nucleoplasm contributes as a largely viscous material.

Large-scale complex signaling pathways, such as cell growth, cell death or immune response signaling pathways, were thought to behave in a deterministic fashion due to the presence of a large numbers of molecules [9], [10], [17], [18].

"We were chosen because we were meant to be calm, moral, not to lose our minds in the midst of trouble, to think, not to behave like an animal," Raz told me.

All that information served up in a way to tell us how to think, how to behave, what to do, where to spend.

Having a woman in the kitchen makes the men think about how to behave.

"But that's not the way I think we ought to behave.

This certainly happens when people are trapped in a religious tradition which tells them what to think and how to behave, and refuses to allow them freedom.