Regarding total problem behavior and self-reported problem behavior in children, the number of studies is small.
In temperate regions, varicella exhibits a seasonal cyclic behavior in which the number of cases increases significantly during the winter and spring seasons, further supporting the role of environmental factors in disease transmission.
This functional response describes a behavior in which the number of prey consumed per predator initially increases quickly as the density of prey grows and levels off with further increase in prey density [74].
We can compare them to the observed changes in behavior, as expressed in the number of customers doing purchases and the average amount spent in a purchase.
One green bar chart keeps track of the number of times her daughter has engaged in prohibited behavior; another, the number of times she was given a shock.
To complicate matters further, both in the criterial-attribute procedures and in comparative studies within the COVIS framework, the purportedly "rule-based" and "feature-based" behaviors also differ in the number of stimulus dimensions relevant for the different routes (Edmunds et al. 2015).
This contrasts with the very slow growth during the evolution of the disease when super-infection occurs, resulting in a different behavior of the number of infected cells.
In the case of EEG signals used in the scenario 2, both methods provided a stable behavior as the number of components in rows and columns increased.
Stressful environments that compromise parent-child interactions, especially those between the mother and daughter, advance the age of puberty and the onset of sexual behavior, increase the number of sexual partners in adolescence, result in a younger age at first pregnancy, a greater risk for unintended pregnancy and an increased number of sexually-transmitted infections [11] [16].
RILs 15 and 16 showed transgressive behavior, with the number of aggregates in the majority of animals (88% for RIL 15 and 100% for RIL 16) being more than 2SD away from the mean of either of the parental lines, indicating contributions from multiple modifier alleles.
