Sentence examples for behavioral changes in response from inspiring English sources
Their research adds to a growing body of evidence indicating that numerous plant and animal species are undergoing physical and behavioral changes in response to global warming.
In particular, it features the two main and inter-related "core" topics: behavioral changes in response to global threats, for example, pandemic influenza, and the pseudo-rational opposition to vaccines.
Moreover, they do not account for spontaneous behavioral changes in response to a pandemic and do not take into account the social acceptance of eventual restriction measures, as quarantine, school and workplace closure and travel restrictions.
Animals were fed prior to the recording to eliminate any behavioral changes in response to feeding.
In order to accurately evaluate behavioral changes in response to the interventions, we excluded such jailed participants.
We observed no differences in corticosterone in adult offspring that could explain behavioral changes in response to the combined stressors.
While the effect of behavioral change in response to perceived health threats on the spread of infectious diseases has been investigated theoretically for some time, particularly in the context of sexually transmitted diseases [8], recent work has started addressing the problem in a broader context that is also applicable to the spread of influenza [6], [7].
An assessment of attitudinal and behavioral change in response to interventions, the sustainability of interventions and the viability of the framework of national policies on girls' education were also envisaged.
The aim of this study was to examine changes in nociceptive responses toward cutaneous nociceptive laser stimulation (NLS) in dairy cows with experimentally induced Escherichia coli mastitis, and correlate behavioral changes in nociceptive responses to clinical and paraclinical variables.
These miRNAs contribute to vascular remodeling, an adaptive process involving phenotypic and behavioral changes in vascular cells in response to vascular injury.
