Sentence examples for behaviour increased with from inspiring English sources

Although the level of green behaviour increased with older consumers' age, this did not reach significance.

It was found that risky sexual behaviour increased with duration away from home.

Consistent with prior studies was our finding that girls were more prosocial than boys and that prosocial behaviour increased with age (at least in girls), and that no sex difference existed in the transaction of genetic and environmental influences.

Moreover, the use of cornicle secretions was consistent with their altruistic nature, because the occurrence of this behaviour increased with the size of indirect fitness benefits, the number of clone-mates that can benefit.

However, participant age modulated the extent to which the difference in EV between gambles affected choice (interaction between age and dEV coefficient, dEV × age > 0, p < 0.001; Table 1b), such that the impact of the difference in EV between gambles on choice behaviour increased with increasing age.

Moreover, the extent of emotional stress for the caregiving family member must be taken into consideration especially in the care of patients with dementia, since there is evidence of an elevated risk that the family member will become ill (e.g. depression) and that the risk of inappropriate care behaviour increases with increasing subjective stress [ 25, 26].

In both men and women from England, there was a sharp social gradient, with the prevalence of poor health-behaviour increasing with lower socioeconomic status.

The widening gap was mainly due to a stable level of sedentary behaviour and sedentary behaviour increased among men with basic education.

Within the high-risk cohorts examining only SSD, behavioural adjustment problems (poor family functioning, peer relationships, and school behaviour [ 130]) and deviant behaviour [ 24] increased risk of SSD with large effects, and disruptive behaviour increased this risk but with a medium effect size [ 65].

Previous studies have revealed that frequency of napping behaviour increases with age [ 36].

They reported that anxiety-like behaviour was increased with psychological stress only in the sham-operated rats but not in the OVX rats.