The phrase "alterations in behaviour" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or modifications in someone's actions or conduct.
Example: "The study focused on the alterations in behaviour observed in participants after the intervention."
Alternatives: "changes in behavior" or "modifications in conduct".
Although not conclusive from the present data, this may indicate that the alterations in gene expression could have been causally related to the alterations in behaviour.
We previously found that ethanol-exposed offspring had craniofacial dysmorphology at P28 30 [ 26] and alterations in behaviour [ 27] in adulthood.
Weaning is a stressful event in the calf's lifetime with alterations in behaviour [ 1- 4], hormonal mediators of stress [ 5, 6], and immune function [ 7- 11] documented post-weaning.
Weaning is a stressful event in the calf's lifetime with alterations in behaviour [ 8- 10], hormonal mediators of stress [ 11, 12] and immune function [ 13- 16] evident post-weaning.
In addition, there were no obvious alterations in behaviour and in the changes in body weight with time during the induction of vitamin D deficiency, compared to those observed in the same strain receiving a standard diet (data not shown).
We found that ethanol-exposed offspring displayed significant alterations in behaviour [ 27], craniofacial structure and an increased probability of transcriptional silencing at the epigenetically sensitive Agouti viable yellow (A vy ) allele [ 26].
Several observational scales are available based on the presence of or alterations in behaviours, emotions, interactions, and facial expressions.
Stress is becoming increasingly present in our everyday lives and it is important to explore methods that may help reduce stress, especially as chronic stress can also indirectly cause alterations in behaviours in particular decreased physical activity.
Mechanistic damage to nerves or brain and neurotoxicity may lead to alterations in fish behaviour, e.g. aggressive behaviour observed [136].
Roll bonding is of interest as a method for grain size refinement; oxide-containing materials have increased strength, enhanced work-hardening behaviour, and exhibit alterations in recrystallisation behaviour.
In 2006 I started noticing subtle changes in Elaine: alterations in her behaviour patterns and character, some so small they are hard to describe.
