The phrase "active behaviour of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the nature or characteristics of behavior in a specific context, often in psychology or behavioral studies.
Example: "The active behaviour of the participants was closely monitored during the experiment to assess their engagement levels."
Alternatives: "dynamic actions of the" or "energetic conduct of the".
These short EEEs coincided with behavioural arrests (Fig. 5), and when they occurred during active behaviour of the animal with theta dominance, they coincided with a behavioural arrest and were immediately followed by loss of theta activity (Fig. 6).
For this analysis we used only short EEEs that (i) lasted 0.8 2 s; and (ii) occurred during at least 1 min of active behaviour of the animal with dominant theta activity.
As controls, we used an equal number of 2 s long ECoG events randomly chosen within the same data files and occurring during at least 1 min of active behaviour of the animal with dominant theta activity.
As controls, we used an equal number of 4 s long ECoG events selected at random times within the same data files of the seizures, and occurring during at least 1 min of active behaviour of the animal with dominant theta activity.
We further found that all the EEEs lasting ≥2 s that occur during active behaviour of the animal with theta dominance were simultaneous with behavioural arrest and were followed by a loss of this theta activity (Fig. 4).
Repeated generation of flight destinations simulates the active behaviour of the moth when it searches for suitable host trees.
Most manufacturers and independent researchers assume active behaviour of these systems when they propose their design models, which means that the system avoids occurrence of instability.
However, more active behaviour on the part of the tutor always carries the risk of attracting the group's attention.
These traditional methods work well for reactions where the key parameters stay the same, but in nanocatalysis owing to the largely unpredictable and dynamic behaviour of the active centres, new approaches are required.
These differences could be attributed to the active behaviour of Wistar rat leading to a higher metabolic rate.
However, since then there have been additional papers analyzing dynamically this process and showing results that support alternative explanations for the active behaviours of eye field cells.
