Sentence examples for aberrant behavioural from inspiring English sources

It is possible that relationships such as these may have the ability to influence the aberrant behavioural phenotypes seen in FASD.

As concerns the present exposure level, the repeated doses to the dams were in the range of the single exposure doses (1.4 μmol/kgBW*day) that have been shown to produce aberrant behavioural effects after a single oral dose on PND10 [ 12, 13, 56].

Data were collected as part of the M-PEM PASS study; exposure and outcome data (including risk factors for dependence and aberrant behaviours based on behavioural not clinical manifestations) were derived from questionnaires sent to primary care physicians in England during April 2008 to June 2011.

Because each group had an equal probability of containing hosts with aberrant behaviour, this minimized the possibility that any behavioural changes observed were due to parasitoids selecting hosts with atypical behaviour, rather than a consequence of parasitism [4].

The concentrations of PCB in the brains of pups which showed aberrant behaviour in previous studies [ 17] were low at the time of behavioural testing.

The surrogate markers of indicators of aberrant behaviours proposed for this M-PEM study reflected most closely the criteria proposed by Chabal et al. based on behavioural not clinical manifestations.

Although such behavioural manipulation of hosts by parasitoids has been reported frequently [19] [22], [27], [28], field evidence for the advantages of the behavioural change for parasitoids is even scarcer than for true parasites [10], [18], [21], and is also constrained by the possibility that parasitoids selected hosts with aberrant behaviour [4].

Li+ treatment suppresses this aberrant signalling behaviour so that it now falls into the behavioural parameters measured in wild type cells prior to Li+ treatment.

This study revealed an aberrant pattern of behavioural and lateral brain perfusion associations in schizophrenia during two well-known but different tasks of executive functioning.

Behavioural problems, such as delusions, hallucinations, agitation, depression, anxiety, elation, apathy, disinhibition, irritability, aberrant motor behaviour, sleep problems and eating disorders are frequently seen in elderly people with dementia.

When combining all the aberrant courtship behaviours that did not lead to a successful copulation, we get a measure of behavioural sterility.