Sentence examples for behavioral responsiveness from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we did not detect an association between the number of compartment entries and the magnitude of SCPP responses for mice that met the criterion for behavioral responsiveness during testing (data not shown).

The present study adds to the growing body of evidence demonstrating the important relationship between the behavioral responsiveness to ethanol odor and experience-induced modulations in olfactory function in response to the drug.

Nervous systems that are capable of conducting nerve impulses both quickly and slowly give these animals considerable behavioral responsiveness and flexibility.

They found a "consistent trend of improved verbal and behavioral responsiveness during the on condition," said Dr. Nicholas D. Schiff, a neurologist at Cornell who was the lead author of the study, in an informal presentation of the work to other scientists on Sunday.

The degree of DFC significantly correlated with the level of behavioral responsiveness measured using the Coma Recovery Scale-Revised.

Furthermore we suggest that a phase of priming with T is necessary to obtain the high behavioral responsiveness to a challenge.

So far, mostly electrophysiological techniques, especially averaged event-related potentials (ERPs), have been used to investigate the brain's responsiveness to external stimuli, since electrophysiological measures are independent of behavioral responses or conscious awareness.

The plethora of studies on sucrose responsiveness has led to the general idea that this unique behavioral trait can explain diverse behavioral responses [23] to stimuli as different from sugar as odors or light [24], [21].

This study demonstrates for the first time that exocrine glands situated on the areolae of lactating women emit volatile compounds that can reliably activate behavioral and autonomic responsiveness in human newborns.

Such studies have demonstrated that individuals with depressive symptoms exhibit diminished sensitivity to positive stimuli [9] [15], impaired attentional bias towards positively valenced stimuli [16], and reduced behavioral and neurobiological responsiveness to probabilistic reward cues [8], [17] [23].

If calls are acting as signals of behavioral intent or responsiveness, the results in this study could provide a much deeper look at vocal and social interactions than what is thus far reported in the study and what is known in this species.