A higher number on the scale refers to a more even or more conscious eating behaviour, more frequent cooking/ cooked meals or more frequent physical activity.
In a section on North Asia, the white paper raises concern about North Korea's "threatening behaviour", with frequent cycles of inter-Korean tensions likely to continue.
Homosexual behaviour is frequent in both sexes.
Basal-like breast carcinoma is characterized by the expression of basal/myoepithelial markers, undifferentiated phenotype, highly aggressive behaviour and frequent triple negative status (ESR−, PR−, Her2neu−).
Malignant fibrous histiocytoma (MFH) is a type of soft tissue sarcoma (Enzinger and Weiss, 2001), typically showing a clinically aggressive behaviour with frequent development of distant metastases and local recurrences after surgery.
Hence, within a habitat patch, individuals are expected to adopt mainly explorative movement behaviour with frequent returns and loops, but they may sometimes switch to fast and directed movements (e.g. [ 11]).
One patient with up to 40.1 spreading depolarizations per recording day and 442.8 min of electrocorticography depression on Day 6 developed an obsessive compulsive behaviour with frequent and intense tooth brushing that she had never displayed before.
Against a woman, these range from marital rape, sexual assault, and physical violence to neglect, controlling behaviour, too frequent demands for sex, having concurrent relationships (with attendant HIV risk), and unequal division of love in polygamous relationships.
When possible precautionary measures were listed by the interviewer, "precautions taken" scored 2.02 reflecting that precautionary behaviour, albeit frequent, focuses on a small number of preventive measures taken at a single time.
Mechanisms for the latter may include reduced excretion of urinary glucose and altered feeding behaviour (more frequent treatment of hypoglycaemic episodes, appetite stimulation), in addition to the known anabolic effects of insulin.
