Sentence examples for behaviour modifications in the from inspiring English sources
In the present work, we use ancestral red junglefowl (RJF) and domesticated White Leghorn (WL) chickens, selected for growth and egg production, to study whether stress-induced behaviour modifications in the ability to solve a spatial learning task was transferred to the offspring.
Our findings of a strong inverse association between low risk behaviours and two of the traditional risk factors for CVD highlight the importance of 'the causes of the causes' and the potential for behaviour modification in CVD prevention at a population level.
Systematic reviews of web-based approaches to behaviour modification in youth revealed mixed results [ 119].
Temporal variation might be due to changes in reporting behaviour, modifications of the surveillance system or case definitions, and increased sensitivity of tests (e.g., 2nd and 3rd generation anti-HCV assays).
Numerical test cases are used to highlight the abilities of this method to predict behaviour modifications due to variations in the physical parameters.
This resulted in behaviour modification and in a significant reduction in CVD risk [ 51, 52].
The potential of web-based interventions in dietary behaviour modification of the diabetics has not been fully explored.
Sigman points to universals in "behaviour modification techniques" across the animal and human world: a bear cuffing her cub, an elephant in effect "shouting" at a straying calf.
It is recognised that the simple provision of information, either written or visual, is insufficient to initiate behaviour modification resulting in changes in dietary intake or physical activity [ 8].
During phase 2, this therapist applied the same behaviour modification protocol as the ITAB therapist for learning new, more adaptive behaviour in the challenging situation.
Trials of perinatal education, support, or behaviour modification interventions in group settings often use selected samples, in highly controlled environments with experts delivering the intervention, 6 7 34 which raises questions about generalisability.
