Sentence examples for behaviour in a population from inspiring English sources

Although there is so far no evidence that such inherited epigenetic modifications of gene expression can be linked to specific behaviour, it is an emerging possibility which deserves to be investigated; if this could occur, it would provide a possible mechanism for rapid modification of behaviour in a population of animals facing environmental challenges, such as during domestication.

It is known that variation in plasmid copy number in populations of cells is an important source of variability [11], [65], hence, for modelling individual cell behaviour in a population, we used it as a source of population heterogeneity, and constructed the stochastic model for studying the temporal expression of the gene circuits.

In this study, we compared antipredatory behaviour in a population of common voles across seasons.

Construction of dietary patterns is an increasingly popular technique for describing overall dietary behaviour in a population.

Study designs exploring actual symptom presentation behaviour in a population sample are likely to reduce some of the limitations associated with retrospective and hypothetical symptom presentation study designs.

To understand individual variation, plasticity and seasonality we suggest studies on individual behaviour in a population in situ, covering the entire life span of a vole.

Previously, we investigated normal and deviant behaviour in a population-based sample involving 6,330 infants aged 14 15 months by combining a dimensional and categorical approach [ 20].

A standard questionnaire was developed to investigate the types of training technique used and the prevalence of undesired behaviours in a population of dog owners in the UK.

This study reports the results of a postal survey of health behaviours in a population of young adult survivors of childhood cancer, treated at one specialist centre in the UK, compared with matched controls and a group of siblings.

Project STAND is the first UK trial, to our knowledge, to address sedentary behaviour change in a population of young adults at risk of T2DM.

This is the first UK trial to address sedentary behaviour change in a population of younger adults at risk of T2DM.