The phrase "a shift in behavioral" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It should be "a shift in behavior" or "a shift in behavioral patterns." You can use it when discussing changes in actions or responses of individuals or groups.
Example: "The study revealed a significant shift in behavior among the participants after the intervention."
Alternatives: "a change in behavior" or "a transition in behavioral patterns."
The key is watching out for a shift in the behavioral norm.
However, we observed a shift in the behavioral strategy between conditions, in fact feedforward activation (similar in both conditions before the program) decreased in the unexpected condition after the program, whereas reflex amplitudes became similar in both conditions.
Instead, the embryonic Sonic Hedgehog dependent modification of the size of a serotonergic neuronal group localized in their hypothalamus causes a shift in their behavioral pattern: instead of fighting, they search for food.
While it is entirely possible that such a magnitude of self-reported behavior change is somewhat exaggerated, such findings coupled with various other behavioral data suggest that a substantial shift in behavioral norms likely has occurred in Uganda.
suggests a rather dramatic shift in behavioral trends within the important "core transmitter" population of men with multiple sexual partners (Bernstein et al., 1998; Epstein, 2004; Shelton et al., 2004; Auvert et al., 2000).
Although the topological arrangement of MGC glomeruli in hybrids is of an E-type and cannot underlie hybrid preference, it is conceivable that the shift in behavioral preference is mediated through a shift in the tuning curve of these glomeruli, as measured through either component-specific or blend PNs, and would induce an intermediate preference.
The authors therefore suggested that the single shift in behavioral response could be attributed to peripheral, not central, pathways [ 21].
"Under the Obama administration there has been a shift in priorities from engineering and the physical sciences to more taxpayer-funded social, behavioral and economic (SBE) research.
