Sentence examples for a marker of behavioural from inspiring English sources

HIV appears to be a marker of behavioural or family related risk factors that affect the risk of lung cancer.

HIV appears to be a marker of behavioural or family related risk factors that affect the incidence of lung cancer in HIV patients.

All HIV patients diagnosed with lung cancer were smokers or former smokers and HIV appeared to be a marker of behavioural or family related risk factors that affect the incidence of lung cancer independently of immunosuppression.

In a sensitivity analysis of the SDQ, we used the top 10 percentile cut-off from this sample as a marker of behavioural problems instead of the standard cut-offs suggested by Youth in Mind [ 29] as also used in another study [ 24].

Thus, being out of school is likely to be just a marker of such underlying behavioural and mental problems.

Other forms of pain research, away from the head, have for a long time relied on animal behavioural models to observe nociceptive behaviours as a marker of pain.

We aimed to explore tobacco stain on fingers as a marker of tobacco-related disease independent of cumulative tobacco exposure, and to find behavioural and environmental characteristics associated with those stains.

It suggests hair cortisol levels may provide a marker of trauma exposure in children and identify those at risk of developing psychosocial and behavioural problems, and who may need medical and psychological support, leader of the study and a fellow in child and adolescent mental health at the University of Melbourne, Dr Julian Simmons, said.

The behavioural conditions leading to Fos expression are further discussed since Fos is a marker of learning-induced plasticity as well as a general activity marker which can be activated by a wide range of stimuli not directly linked to memory.

Clinical and behavioural differences between patients with tremor-dominant and non-tremor Parkinson's disease suggest that tremor is a marker of benign Parkinson's disease.

It was a marker, of sorts.