The phrase "abnormal behavioral" is not correct in standard English; it should be "abnormal behavior." You can use "abnormal behavior" when discussing actions or conduct that deviates from what is considered typical or acceptable in a given context.
Example: "The psychologist noted several instances of abnormal behavior in the patient during the assessment."
Alternatives: "atypical behavior" or "deviant behavior."
But instead of a specific defect in LD behavior, this abnormal behavioral pattern is most likely caused by a more central clock or clock-output defect, resulting in a drastically increased free running period (see below).
Modern interest in infant stimulation programs emerged in the 1940s, when Austrian-born psychoanalyst René Spitz showed that long-term hospitalization of foundling infants with little or no stimulation was associated with abnormal behavioral development.
That is, physiological stress induced the activation of the neuroimmune system with increases in neural pro-inflammatory cytokines and chemokines which facilitate peripheral immune cell trafficking to the brain, ultimately resulting in abnormal behavioral outcomes49.
Kaneko, M., Park, J. H., Cheng, Y., Hardin, P. E. & Hall, J. C. Disruption of synaptic transmission or clock-gene-product oscillations in circadian pacemaker cells of Drosophila cause abnormal behavioral rhythms.
The proposed technique allows automatic development of the normal and abnormal behavioral specifications in a form of variable-length patterns classified via anomaly-based approach.
A study by Mukherjee et al. [23] found that using the abnormal behavioral features of the reviewers performed better than the linguistic features of the reviews themselves.
You cannot build analytical models and a behavioral profile to distinguish abnormal behaviors if you are not able to detect raw behavior in the first place.
Kleine Levin syndrome is an uncommon disorder with recurrent episodes of hypersomnia, clearly associated with behavioral abnormalities like binge eating, hypersexuality and abnormal behavior.
These effects manifest as abnormal morphology, behavioral abnormalities and broad transcriptional changes, as shown by cDNA microarray analysis.
Our behavioral tests demonstrated that patDp/+ mice show abnormal behaviors.
Behavioral analyses revealed paternally duplicated (patDp/+) mice displayed abnormal behaviors resembling the symptoms of ASDs.
