Sentence examples for behavioral changes linked to from inspiring English sources

Multiple vaccines containing the preservative thimerosal, administered to macaque monkeys on the schedule that pediatricians followed in the 1990s, resulted in none of the key brain or behavioral changes linked to autism, a new study shows. .

This hypothesis fits in with the behavioral differences existing between genders during life: whereas in males altruistic behavior has no need to change during life, in females it has to change in relation to behavioral changes linked to reproduction and parental care [58].

Behavioral changes linked to sex chromosomes can also be observed in Turner's and Klinefelter's syndromes, with abnormal behavioral/cognitive phenotypes depending on parental origin of X chromosome.

These behavioral changes are directly linked to the sensitivity of the developing nervous system to the toxic effects of ethanol.

This study demonstrates that HBCD affects breeding behavior in American kestrels throughout the reproductive season and behavioral alterations were linked to reproductive changes (egg size).

These games prime and then exploit the user's "compulsion loop," an acknowledged behavioral modality linked to addictive behavior.

With little helping to change the staggering rate of mental illness among incarcerated populations, prison officials may be realizing that art therapy can be used as a cost-efficient way to combat behavioral problems linked to mental illness.

But critics such as Oswald Schmitz are not convinced that these changes are linked to the reintroduction of wolves and the subsequent behavioral changes of elk.

As examples of the commonalities between the two pathologies, recent studies indicate that T2DM, like AD, produces a variety of neurochemical, neuroanatomical, and behavioral changes that can be linked to acceleration of brain aging, increased oxidative stress, and neuroendocrine alterations.

In the intermediate layers of the superior colliculus (a region that receives input from late stages in visual processing), both behavioral effects link to changes in the neural representation of the target: strong target-related activity correlates with the capture of attention and weak target-related activity correlates with inhibition of return.

These cerebellum-like structures play a role in a multitude of tasks related to memory and learning, and changes in gene activity in the mushroom bodies have been linked to behavioral changes (Science, 26 April 2002, p. 741).