Sentence examples for behaviour reviewed by from inspiring English sources

Children are much more at risk from lead exposure than adults because of higher rates of absorption of ingested lead and the harm in terms of impaired cognitive development and antisocial behaviour (reviewed by Tong et al and Fischbein [ 1, 2]).

The natural history of oral HPV infection remains to be fully elucidated, and although the exact mechanism is not known, oral genital contact is assumed to be the primary mode by which HPV is transmitted to the oral mucosa, and several case control studies have shown an association between HPV-related HNSCC and sexual behaviour (reviewed by Gillison et al. [3]).

Digit length ratios (especially the ratio of second to fourth digit length, 2D:4D) have been reported to correlate with several phenotypic traits and behaviours (reviewed by Manning et al. 2000; Manning 2002; McIntyre 2006, but see, e.g. Putz et al. 2004 for a critical review).

The use of the HBM to understand contraceptive behaviour has recently been reviewed by Hall (2012), who concluded that the HBM can be used as a framework to predict and explain contraceptive behaviour and to promote strategies to improve family planning outcomes.

Overall, the present results show that wild accessions comply with the above-mentioned theories of co-ordinated cell behaviour in leaf growth (reviewed by Tsukaya, 2008), and suggest that, at least in cotyledons, stomatal lineage development is partially linked to an organ level growth control.

Recent studies have shown that maternally derived androgens in the eggs of birds affect several offspring traits, such as begging behaviour, early competitiveness and morphology (reviewed by Groothuis et al. 2005a; Gil 2008).

The lists of behaviours in each category were subsequently reviewed by the entire project team.

Such models have been successfully used to study behaviour in a range of fish species (reviewed by Rowland [ 33]), including Amphilophus [ 18, 19, 34] and other cichlids [ 35– 35].

Selected examples were well reviewed by Brechin in 2005 [7], who showcased the SMM behaviour of mostly MnIII and FeIII cages.

Mating behaviour reported in the present study is broadly consistent with past surveys as reviewed by Umaru and Bello 2013.

Proposed questions were further reviewed by a panel (including health promotion, physical activity, nutrition, psychology, social work, exercise physiology and behaviour expertise).