Sentence examples for behaviour in combination with from inspiring English sources

Future research should now focus on probing these regions with behavioural and cognitive tasks designed to elicit reward-related behaviour in combination with functional MRI.

"I'd like to study it further and look at animal behaviour in combination with seismological and geophysical precursors".

The unusual auxetic behaviour in combination with other remarkable properties of monolayer two-dimensional materials could lead to novel multi-functionalities.

One particular concern is that children who show high rates of callous-unemotional behaviour in combination with antisocial behaviour at seven years of age are at substantial risk of being diagnosed with psychopathy later in life.

The high in-plane stiffness and the auxetic behaviour in combination with other remarkable electronic and optoelectronic properties of the single-layer 2D materials43 could lead to novel multi-functionalities, such as nanoscale auxetic electrodes and sensors.

These nonlinear effects can be analysed by the finite element method, using a linear fluid behaviour in combination with a moving mesh approach.

Indeed, one thing such examples show is that mental states are simply not so closely tied to behaviour; typically, they issue in behaviour only in combination with other mental states.

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While there is preliminary evidence for the effectiveness of integrated cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) in combination with antidepressants among alcohol and substance dependent adolescents and adults with co-existing depression, no studies have examined the effectiveness of integrated CBT interventions in the absence of pharmacotherapy.

Changes in impulsivity and the regulation of fear might increase the risk for suicidal behaviour, perhaps particularly in combination with inflammatory changes in the CNS.

The observations of foraging behaviour in the wild in combination with measurements of limb skeletal asymmetry, suggest that lateralized limb use occurs in the walrus.