Sentence examples for behaviour in control from inspiring English sources
These liposomes, otherwise, exhibit long circulatory behaviour in control animals, with poor localization to the liver and spleen.
Again, atropine had no influence on behaviour in control conditions when the FH is in darkness.
We also performed three additional analyses: (i) we asked whether subjects swapped tools that they had extracted before probing for food; (ii) we examined their behaviour in control conditions, and; (iii) we investigated whether their performance on Tertiary tasks improved with experience.
During the second UCMS procedure, we also found an increase in the total time of grooming behaviour in control mice who received a regular or a high fat diet (Figure 3B, Control/NaCl: RD: T = 5, p<.05; HFD: T = 0.0, p<.01; Control/fluoxetine: RD: T = 0.0, p<.01; HFD: T = 1, p<.01) while UCMS abolished this increase in grooming motivation (RD: T = 5, ns; HFD: T = 12, ns).
Importantly, the TsSP-induced patrolling behaviour in control cells was significantly impaired in PKCδ-deficient monocytes (Fig. 7a).
Ang II injection increased the score of grooming behaviour in control condition (1.59 ± 0.53 versus 5.0 ± 1.1, t = 2.7 P < 0.05) and in fear-potentiated condition compared to saline group (5.18 ± 0.68 versus 11.33 ± 1.69, t = 5.0 P < 0.001).
With regard to fixation behaviour in controls and CP this raises the question whether the locations providing optimal information for holistic encoding actually should be the same for compensatory featural encoding in CPs.
Self-report measures are susceptible to social desirability bias [ 27] and it may be that self-reported behaviour changes in control groups reflect unreliable reporting rather than actual behaviour changes.
We did not assess the amount of received information, satisfaction with quality of information, and risk perception at baseline to avoid information-seeking behaviour in the control group, thus making the control group less representative.
Wehmeier et al 24 found QbTest to be a valid measure of treatment outcome and highly correlated with blinded observer ratings of behaviour in placebo-controlled randomised controlled trial (RCTs).
