Sentence examples for behavior and frequency of from inspiring English sources

Ideally, future research would incorporate behavioral data, to stratify individual sexual risk behavior and frequency of testing.

Bresnan and her colleagues see evidence that readily observable facts about speaker behavior and frequency of word sequences correlate closely with certain lexical, syntactic, and semantic properties of words.

It is possible that potential social desirability bias related to sensitive behavior might impact several of the CRIS items, particularly those related to risky behavior and frequency of sexual activities [ 16].

Both groups did not significantly differ in age and smoking behavior, and frequency of gambling was significantly higher in PG compared to OG (z = -4.5, p < 0.01; see Table  1).> The study group was restricted to male participants only as the prevalence of PG in men is reported to be two times higher than in women [ 34].

Additional information regarding age, marital status, education, occupation, eating behavior, purging behavior, type and frequency of physical activity was also collected.

We plan to examine the effect of the intervention on caregiver upset with targeted behaviors, and frequency of occurrence of these behaviors using an innovative targeted measurement approach.

To examine the influence of HIV risk behaviors, participants were asked a series of questions regarding sexual behaviors and frequency of illicit drug behavior or alcohol use.

Several behaviors were measured: latency to first immobility and duration of immobility (depression-like behaviors); and frequency of climbing behavior, which is not typically studied as a depression-related measure but which is an interesting wildness-related behavior.

Expression of the behavior was determined in terms of incidence (% of test animals exhibiting the behavior) and frequency (number of times that the behavior was repeated during the test period).

The dynamic behavior and frequency response of harmonically excited piecewise linear and/or non-linear systems has been the subject of several recent investigations.

Here we describe a series of experiments designed to identify the specific factors of swim stress (e.g., duration, swimming behavior, water temperature, and frequency of exposure) that are essential for the emergence of anticonvulsant effects in the rat.