Sentence examples for behavioral changes that may from inspiring English sources

Adolescence is a critical period characterized by psychological and behavioral changes that may affect adolescents' smoking behavior [ 7].

The phrase relatively permanent serves to exclude temporary behavioral changes that may depend on such factors as fatigue, the effects of drugs, or alterations in motives.

Be aware of behavioral changes that may be caused by drugs.

However, evidence is mounting that marine parasites, such as sea lice, can induce behavioral changes that may result in higher mortality rates for hosts [13], [56].

Unfortunately, this framework only covers outcome of detection and treatment, but neglects other important behavioral changes that may be associated with TB health promotion interventions.

Sahera, a mother of six, who attended sessions in a referral center in Nablus city, says she learnt how to distinguish behavioral changes that may become larger problems later.

This finding probably reflects the low current rate of local fish consumption among the Mohawks, a behavioral change that may be related to the fish advisories issued over the past decade by tribal, state, and provincial agencies (Fitzgerald et al. 1999, 2004).

It has been proposed that this behavioral sensitization may serve as a useful model for changes that may underlie the etiology and maintenance of drug-seeking behavior.

Furthermore, it is also speculated that synaptic plasticity induced by substances of abuse in the neuronal circuits of reward may underlie behavioral changes that characterize addiction.

The health transition in Caldwell's sense includes the social and behavioral changes that parallel the epidemiological transition and may do much to propel it (16).

On the one hand, β-END may allow and stimulate behaviors that normally restore a state of homeostatic balance and well-being, and on the other hand it may inhibit behavioral changes that potentially disturb this preferred state.