Sentence examples for animals behavioural from inspiring English sources
Conformity can have profound ramifications for individual fitness and group dynamics; identifying the exact source responsible for animals' behavioural adjustments is essential for understanding animals' learning biases and interpreting cross-species data in terms of evolutionary processes.
Cases when animals' behavioural changes could not be appreciated because of an unfavourable position with respect to the camera, or because they were already motionless at the time of the ECoG event, were considered unrankable and excluded from analysis.
The cross-correlogram of the temporal sequence of animals' behavioural arrests versus EEEs (Fig. 5A and B) demonstrates that short seizures manifest with both an EEE and a simultaneous behavioural arrest, which is, therefore, a form of ictal behaviour.
In collagenase-injected animals, behavioural changes were time-dependent, with the highest increase in nociception being observed one week after the first collagenase injection, and remaining higher than on day 0 or in control animals throughout the whole period of analysis for both collagenase doses.
To this end, we computed the cross-correlogram of the timing of the animals' behavioural arrests identified on video by raters who were blinded to the ECoG, and the times of EEEs identified by raters who were blinded to the video.
Other forms of pain research, away from the head, have for a long time relied on animal behavioural models to observe nociceptive behaviours as a marker of pain.
The model highlights the advantages of video-digital analysis for animal behavioural sciences.
Differences in the effects of benzodiazepines have also been found in electrophysiological and animal behavioural studies.
The Queen's long association with corgi dogs may be coming to an end, an animal behavioural expert has claimed.
Dr Rupert Marshall, an animal behavioural scientist at Aberystwyth University, has carried out a number of studies into birds and urban areas.
I know an animal behavioural expert who counsels the owners of particularly yappy dogs to spray water in their faces every time they bark, and I thought of him as I watched chubby-cheeked Smith shout his way through Iron Chef UK.
