The phrase "adaptation of behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing changes in actions or responses due to various influences, such as environmental factors or learning experiences.
Example: "The adaptation of behaviour in response to new challenges is essential for survival in changing environments."
Alternatives: "modification of behavior" or "adjustment of actions".
We used a running mean, a simple GMM, the extended EGMM algorithm, the ViBe sample-based method, and an adaptation of the behaviour subtraction method.
Scientists agree that the adaptation of some species' behaviour to human pressures is not an indicator that they can survive in human-dominated habitats long-term.
The aim is to determine the utility of SMAs for vibration attenuation via their mechanical hysteresis, and for adaptation of the dynamic behaviour via their temperature dependent stiffness properties.
The differentially regulated cell division category may have reflected an adaptation of root growth behaviour.
3 4 Recently, an adaptation of the dialectical behaviour therapy (DBT) for the treatment of eating disorders has been made, 5 which was originally developed by Linehan 6 7 for the treatment of chronically suicidal patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD).
The teachers identified the children scoring above 9 on Hindi adaptation of Rutter's Behaviour Questionnaire: Scale B. Detailed assessment of children scoring above 9 on Rutter's questionnaire was done.
The literature on social capital has established a positive relationship between social capital (i.e., social cohesion, solidarity, and norms of trust and reciprocal support) and health [ 30]: Social capital promotes diffusion of health information and the adaptation of health-enhancing behaviour.
In terms of vehicle technology, more automation and driver assistance systems are envisaged with an accompanying emphasis on evaluation and research, including the issue of behaviour adaptation.
The Childhood Psychopathology Measurement Schedule is an Indian adaptation of Achenbach's Childhood behaviour Checklist.
Structural changes are taking place only if they result in a better adaptation of simulated to measured behaviour.
