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The main purpose of the present study is to replicate an earlier study [ 15] showing that moment-to-moment dynamics of ADHD behaviour may represent a new way of understanding underlying behavioural mechanisms basic to ADHD.

Impulsive behaviour may represent a failure to inhibit an action with negative consequences, and may reflect a lack of planning, impaired decision-making and tendency to fast action (Alvarez-Moya et al. 2011).

Although the specific function of maternal tail chasing behaviour remains to be determined, the present findings suggest that antepartum maternal behaviour may represent a valid indicator of post-partum maternal care.

However, Ernsberger and Koletsky [ 4] argue that dieting behaviour may represent an alternative explanation for some of the negative consequences that have been linked historically with overweight and obesity.

These recent developments imply that the organizations' commitment to responsible behaviours may represent a transformation of the corporation into a truly sustainable business that is adding value to the business itself, whilst also adding value to society and the environment.

The diversity of behavioural responses to minimize the potential for parasite contact and infection suggests that antiparasite behaviours may represent a cost to the host, and that the benefit of avoiding parasites must outweigh the cost of not performing the behaviour, consequently exposing the host to potential infection (Hart 1990).

The knowledge of molecular features which determine the behaviour of individual tumours may represent a fundamental step to identify high-risk categories of patients and optimize therapeutic strategies (Vaughn and Haller, 1997).

Cognitive-based behaviour change techniques (CBCTs) may represent a useful tool in improving medication adherence, but their use in this domain has not been established using meta-analytic techniques.

21 These displays of various risk behaviours may represent engagement in that behaviour, consideration of engagement in the behaviour, boastful claims or nonsense.

The higher severity among hospitalised cases older than 25 years estimated in the second wave (fig 4) may indicate a change in healthcare seeking behaviour or hospital admission policy, or may represent a real increase in severity.

Synergism among TGF β, BMP, and Wnt signalling pathways may represent a significant determinant of malignant behaviour in tumour cells.