College administrators, for instance, are willing to outlaw a wide array of behaviors, including "disrespectful facial expressions" (Duke), "inappropriate laughter" (Sarah Lawrence), "subtle discrimination" such as "eye contact or the lack of it" (Michigan State), and "licking lips or teeth; holding or eating food provocatively" (University of Maryland).
The enhanced shedding of syndecan-1 is important biologically, because the shed proteoglycan remains active and can influence a wide array of behaviors such as tumor growth and metastasis, chemokine localization, leukocyte trafficking and pathogen virulence [6], [7], [8].
From this perspective, addiction is an extreme example of a wide array of behaviors that are largely controlled by visceral factors, or drive states such as hunger, thirst, sexual desire, or, in the case of addiction, craving.
In the present study, the adolescents who were aggressive toward others also reported a wide array of conduct problems, and they showed higher levels of depressive, aggressive, and delinquent behaviors than noninvolved students, consistent with earlier findings [ 31].
A wide array of dynamical behavior is observed illustrating the influence of internal resonance.
Instead of trying to describe the wide array of the kinds of behavior it would consider inappropriate on its photo sharing social network, Flickr's community team chose words like "Don't be creepy.
Childhood assault is correlated with higher incidences of a wide array of harms and risky behaviors, including psychological and physical traumas, and increased vulnerability to secondary assaults.
The pervasiveness of ASD demands treatment and support that address a wide array of development and adaptive behavior (Rogers and Vismara, 2008), support the entire family (Hodgetts et al., 2013b), and occur daily and across the lifespan (Mulligan et al., 2010).
Farmers have a wide array of possible non-subsidized conservation behaviors and it is very likely that these behaviors differ in terms of costs.
A wide array of risk factors for problem behavior in adolescents with chronically ill parents emerges from the literature.
Avoid!"[10] According to Gendler, aliefs explain a wide array of otherwise puzzling cases of belief-behavior discordance, including not only implicit bias, but also phobias, fictional emotions, and bad habits (2008b: 554).
