Aggressive behavior, a hallmark of dementia, is a major problem in assisted living facilities.
Collectively, these results suggest that intradendritic semaphorin plexin interactions inhibit synapse density and synaptic transmission, and when perturbed, the absence of this signaling pathway leads to impaired social behavior, a hallmark of ASD.
Sharp details of human behavior are a hallmark of this film, the first dramatic feature by the former film journalist David Michôd.
Beattie's refusal to overdetermine her characters, her reluctance to explain their behavior, is a hallmark of her style, and one of the reasons she came to be identified as a minimalist in the early '80s.
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Cooperative behavior is a hallmark of living organisms across many length-scales, from colonies of bacteria to schools of fish.
Relapsing-remitting oscillatory behavior is a hallmark of autoimmune diseases such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS) [ 1, 2].
Finally, CATS suggests a relation between sustained arousal and fatigue at the psychological level, recalling avoidance behavior as a hallmark of arousal responses [ 19, 20]: When a diverse range of stimuli elicit arousal, fatigue and the corresponding functional impairment constitutes an apparently effective way of avoiding them.
Although repetitive, stereotyped behaviors are a hallmark of autism, little is known about the neural mechanisms underlying these behaviors in the disorder.
We then examined the MMP9-Tg mice for repetitive/ stereotyped behaviors, which are a hallmark of FXS patients and Fmr1 −/y mice (Bhattacharya et al., 2012), using the self-grooming test.
To not cry, therefore whether at a wedding, or an opera, or after personal trauma or tragedy is an act of "blanking out this very, very important part of human behavior, and, in my understanding, a hallmark of being homo sapiens, being human," he tells me.
