The phrase "area behaviour" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the behavior of entities within a specific area or region, but it is better to clarify the meaning.
Example: "The study focused on area behaviour in urban environments, examining how different factors influenced community interactions."
Alternatives: "regional behavior" or "local behavior".
Our screen was aimed at capturing the effect of copy number variation on both baseline and challenge-evoked phenotypes in five therapeutic areas: behaviour (novelty exposure and spatial learning), immune function (antigen-induced CHS), metabolic function (high-fat diet), cardiovascular function (ApoeKO-induced atherosclerosis), and cancer (ApcMin-induced intestinal neoplasia; Fig 1).
PGF2α-treated pigs spent most of their time engaged in nesting behaviour within the straw pens but they also gathered and deposited straw in different areas of the test arena (neutral and start areas); behaviours not seen after saline-treatment.
The theory and therapy of self-control represents a significant humanistic development within the area of behaviour modification, by enhancing personal responsibility.
Allows police and community support officers to issue dispersal orders to any group of two or more people, within a designated area, whose behaviour they believe is likely to cause harassment, alarm or distress to members of the public.
Another area where behaviour has changed is thinking.
For ANN, residual kriging resulted in estimates that were more in agreement with the field observations, correcting the basal area underestimation behaviour for the Eucalyptus stands under study.
There is no simple solution to the problem of adherence, or to the area of behaviour change.
The location of the injuries was mostly patellofemoral, as indicated by the area and behaviour of the symptoms (eight players) and minor ligamentous injuries (three players) [ 23].
For example, a recent consensus exercise of psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists and economists identified nine criteria for theories relevant to the area of behaviour change (box 4).
Though many factors could make a difference between what is known and what is done [ 10], yet the respondents with higher level of knowledge also scored better in area of behaviour since one cannot carry out what she does not know.
