"behavior regulation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of controlling or managing one's behavior. Example: The school implemented a new system for behavior regulation in the classroom, which resulted in improved student behavior and academic performance.
Poor sleep in adolescents has been shown to decrease behavior regulation, including impulse control, emotion regulation, and behavioral flexibility [13], as well as health-risk behaviours, such as suicidality and substance use [33], and poor school performance [9], [34].
This methodology consists of two approaches based on an interaction force and behavior regulation rule for a robot.
Examines key issues in the current and future development of urban energy systems, such as technology, use, behavior, regulation, climate change, and lack of access or energy poverty.
Finally, the effectiveness of the improved interaction force and the behavior regulation rule for multi-robot coordination in a congested system with bottlenecks is shown.
In the second approach, a behavior regulation rule in connection with the interaction force is designed and provided in congested segments on a lane.
Furthermore, the improved interaction force and behavior regulation rule are appended to ACC, and the potential of using ACC with the two approaches is discussed.
That is, if premiums rise in state X, there's no reason they cannot decline in neighboring state Y etc. due to differences in patient health status, utilization behavior, regulations etc. Admittedly, some macroeconomic factors might have cross-border effects: a regional recession might lower use/costs across several states simultaneously.
goa-1 encodes the only clear member of the mammalian Gαi/o class of Gα subunits, and it is involved in many types of behavior regulations, including locomotion, egg laying, and male mating (Mendel et al. 1995; Segalat et al. 1995).
Morrison, I., Perini, I. & Dunham, J. Facets and mechanisms of adaptive pain behavior: predictive regulation and action.
This group includes emotion knowledge and expression, emotion behavior and regulation, and empathy and perspective taking.
"The changes reflect the changing nature of customer behavior and regulation," HSBC said in a statement.
