Sentence examples for attachment behavior from inspiring English sources

The sublinear growth in Figure 4(A) indicates that new edges are increasingly attached to pre-existing composers, reflecting the preferential attachment behavior that we discussed above.

Though Hesse and Main (2000) would go on to describe disorganization/disorientation as a "collapse in behavioral and attentional strategies," this is a statement about the (invisible) attachment behavioral system and should not be regarded necessarily as a description of observable attachment behavior.

"Despite criticism by some that 'proof' of a sensitive period for bonding between parent and baby has not been shown, the authors have continued to fight for a more humane atmosphere in hospitals at the time of delivery," Dr. Brazelton wrote, "including time for early attachment behavior between a new parent and baby.

This could explain the non-relevant change in the attachment behavior.

We also find an effective superlinear preferential attachment behavior which can partially explain the observations.

Because of their peculiar attachment behavior, these surfaces can be used as biological tools.

The gene in question, AVPR1a, governs a receptor that regulates the brain's production of vasopressin, a hormone that contributes to attachment behavior with mates and offspring.

In voles, for example, the hormone is key to attachment behavior: Males with higher levels of oxytocin are more likely to be faithful to their mates.

Our network indeed shows a superlinear preferential attachment behavior, which can explain the degree distribution and the growing concentration of degree portions on the highest-degree nodes.

This may suggest that at different time periods of pregnancy when mothers feel less or more attached with the fetus their partners also show less or more attachment behaviors towards the fetus.

First, cell structures and cell attachment behaviors are described in relation to the interactions between cells and their surroundings.