Sentence examples for adaptive habit from inspiring English sources

The striatum is considered a fundamental component for learning, execution of routine behaviour, and adaptive habit expression (Hikosaka et al., 1999; Jog et al., 1999; Graybiel, 2005; Monchi et al., 2006).

SUCCESS WITH P.C.I.T. rests heavily on parents, who are essentially tasked with reprogramming their child's brain to form new, more adaptive habits.

Modern childrearing ideas emphasize self-discipline, emotional management, communication skills, and adaptive habits.

According to recent research on self-control, "Self-control promotes health behavior not because those high in self-control are more successful at resisting single temptations, but rather because they develop adaptive habits".

The evolution of adaptive breeding habit of lacustrine species may be attributable to this arid climate change, providing insight into the mechanisms that might have been responsible for bursts of lacustrine species diversification at that time.

Additionally, staining was observed in the ventral putamen and caudate nucleus of the striatum, indicating that the development of circuits governing the formation of socially adaptive visual habits also may depend in part on intact MET signaling (Fernandez-Ruiz et al. 2001).

They were the dominant reptiles of the Permian Period (299 million to 251 million years ago), and, although they were primarily predaceous in habit, the adaptive radiation included herbivorous species as well.

Within a given lineage, the adaptive radiation of food habits may be broad.

Within the bats there has also been a remarkable adaptive radiation of food habits.

We could assume that crucial on-off switches serve as a defensive countermeasure and tune the adaptive response in natural habits.

The specialized ecological niche of these wasps explains the unique habits and adaptive evolution of Or2 genes.