Sentence examples for behavior unpublished data from inspiring English sources

They could not be distinguished from non-implanted geese visually or in behavior (unpublished data).

Increased dispersal would cause a loss in kin-based cooperative behavior (unpublished data) which counter-balances the phenotypic costs of aggregation as social structure becomes less stable and thus would lead to selection for reduced dispersal among more aggregative strains.

Social isolation stress was shown to induce Htr5b expression, which is normally silenced by ATF-7 (Maekawa et al. 2010b); however, we were unable to examine its inheritance, as mice exposed to social isolation stress had a defect in sexual behavior (unpublished data).

Increased dispersal would make social structure less stable and so cause a loss in the kin-based cooperative behavior (unpublished data) that counter-balances phenotypic costs of aggregation, and this loss would lead to selection for reduced dispersal among more aggregative strains.

NAPA showed the same behaviour (unpublished data).

Cydye swapping was not performed because the regulated spots in this study were not among the ones that have abnormal labeling behavior (Maaty et al., unpublished data).

71, 72 Recent results may suggest a shift in An. fluviatilis (M. B. Thomas, unpublished data) feeding behavior, mirroring changes observed elsewhere in response to wide-scale use of IRS and LLINs.

Variation in aggregative behaviors detected here is linked to variation in both the costs (this paper) and benefits (unpublished data) of cooperative behavior as well as dispersal ability [ 30] and a whole suite of other life history traits (here and [ 30]).

In addition, aggregation in this species, which occurs more readily among kin (unpublished data), entails cooperative behavior through the exchange of growth factors that improve cell survival and growth at low density [ 32], making the balance between aggregation, dispersal, and colonization a key feature of their evolutionary history.

Indeed, mean distance from the surface is negatively correlated with feeding behavior in zebrafish (M. Oswald and B.D.R., Unpublished data), masu salmon (O. masou) [ 52], and growth hormone transgenic coho salmon (O. kisutch) [ 53].

Kin-recognition is used to modulate cooperative behavior and orient dispersal in this species (unpublished data), which would allow disperser morphs among cooperative strains to leave high density or over-exploited patches while still benefiting from cooperation upon arrival.