Sentence examples for behaviour findings from inspiring English sources

Although there is evidence from animal research that the homozygous BDNF 66Met variant is associated with anxiety-like behaviour, findings from personality research using self-report-measures as indicators of trait anxiety are heterogenous.

Prospective studies are required to confirm the sexual behaviour findings.

He later used this classification system to explain delinquent behaviour, finding that delinquents were likely to be high in mesomorphy and low in ectomorphy and arguing that mesomorphy's associated temperaments (active and aggressive but lacking sensitivity and inhibition) tended to cause delinquency and criminal behaviour.

For example smoker (intuitively it should be a kind of agent) is subsumed by tobacco smoking behaviour – finding (a role).

We initially developed intervention methods for one behaviour (finding out what the patient already knows or suspects).

Digby Tantam and Nick Huband are perhaps the most equivocal in their appraisal of the gendering of this behaviour, finding that 'community studies are inconsistent about whether self-injury is more common in boys than girls' (2009: 4).

Higher levels of maternal education were shown to be associated with more positive parenting behaviours, findings which support the existing evidence base [ 20].

All observed regular patterns in the clinical course of a disease that conversely shows a high degree of heterogeneity modulated by host vs tumour interactions should guide translating into clinical behaviours findings from investigations on prognostic factors (e.g. studies on tumour gene expression profiles).

We identified three key disclosure behaviours: finding out what the patient already knows or suspects about their diagnosis; using the actual words 'dementia' or 'Alzheimer's disease' when talking to the patient; and exploring what the diagnosis means to the patient.

Although the unstrengthened and strengthened walls confirmed a limited ductile behaviour, the findings confirm that the strengthening contributes to limit the spread of the diagonal cracks and provide an increase of strength in terms of horizontal load and displacement capacity.

Using an experimental paradigm of learned fear in combination with mice selectively bred for either high or normal anxiety-related behaviour, these findings demonstrate an association between innate anxiety and enhanced fear expression.