The phrase "and changes in behavioral" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "behavioral." You can use it in contexts discussing modifications or variations in behavior, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The study focused on environmental factors and changes in behavioral patterns among the participants."
Alternatives: "and changes in behavior" or "and shifts in behavioral patterns."
Unlike traditional neuroimaging methods like MRI, PET, and DTI, which depend on specialized hardware, DISCO can diagnose, surveil, and warn of imminent violent outbursts from ATGism solely though voiceprints, nonverbal expressions, and changes in behavioral patterns.
Amira et al stated in their survey that the higher prevalence of overweight and obesity found in their study could be attributed to the urban nature of Lagos and changes in behavioral patterns, such as Westernized lifestyle and diet and more sedentary jobs.
The increasing prevalence of diabetes among other non-communicable diseases (NCDs) is shaped by the demographic and the epidemiological transition, which is characterized by rapid urbanization [ 2], the aging of the population, and changes in behavioral and dietary practices associated with economic development [ 1, 3, 4].
But the interaction between the genome and the environment is also expected to be present in shorter time frames and to be reversible in order to accommodate labile and transient changes in behavioral states in order for flexible adaptive behavior to evolve [ 2, 15].
Longitudinal studies of subjects with Alzheimer's disease (AD) have mainly explored the gradual decline of cognitive performance and the changes in behavioral domains.
Notably, increase in FC strength correlated with both positive and negative changes in behavioral scores for some connections, suggesting that significant improvement in FC in specific connections in the late stage may be adaptive as well as maladaptive, respectively (Table 5).
Here we report that single TBI using CHIMERA induces injury dose- and time-dependent changes in behavioral and neurological deficits, axonal damage, white matter tract microgliosis and astrogliosis.
We report that animals with reduced AMPK function are highly susceptible to the effects of starvation, and note significant changes in behavioral and physiological responses to starvation caused by altered AMPK function.
To identify the most important pretreatment characteristics and changes in psychological and behavioral factors that predict weight outcomes in the Diabetes Prevention Program DPPP).
Each participating family was given the Superpower Glass system after completing an onboarding process and assessed for changes in behavioral measures at the end of the treatment period.
The analyses will focus on how beaked and pilot whales respond to MFAS exposure, in terms of: (a) potential avoidance behavior; (b) potential changes in behavioral state; and (c) potential changes in social behavior.
