Sentence examples for behaviour traits from inspiring English sources

However, a number of studies have suggested that parents also modify their feeding styles in response to the child's eating behaviour traits or food preferences; in other words, parental feeding behaviours may be child-responsive (Baughcum et al, 2001; Moore et al, 2010; Webber et al, 2010).

In order to determine if the number of significant correlations within a behavioural category was overrepresented, we conducted Fishers Exact Tests which showed that behaviour traits in general were overrepresented with miR-31 expression (p < 0.05) and cocaine related traits were overrepresented with both miR-34c expression (p < 0.05) and miR-212 expression (p < 0.1) (see Table  5).

Human development, such as construction of roads and trails, can affect several animal behaviour traits and is increasing worldwide.

We found no difference in eating behaviour traits, adiposity, appetite sensations, ad libitum dietary intake and caloric compensation.

In this study we compare caloric compensation, eating behaviour traits, food intake and adiposity between premenopausal women with (T73T) and without (P73P) mutation.

Eating behaviour traits were assessed with the Three-Factors Eating Questionnaire and habitual dietary intakes with a 3-day dietary record.

The current study aimed to evaluate the effects of a targeted EL intervention on bullying behaviour, trait EI and behavioural adjustment.

A further dark behaviour trait to emerge on Instagram was highlighted by another pal: "I could tell he was cheating," she said.

Interestingly, hyperactivity is a behaviour trait found in several diseases such as Alzheimer's disease [23] [25], schizophrenia [26], [27] and Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder [28], [29].

Analysis of the QTL on chromosomes 1 and 8 for early incubation behaviour trait, which is unlikely to be affected by fertility, shows that they are inherited as would be predicted with the SLK allele promoting early incubation behaviour.

The neural mechanisms involved in fear-potentiated plus-maze behaviour (state anxiety) compared to spontaneous plus-maze behaviour (trait anxiety) are quite different because in anxiety state a cognitive appraisal of threat is a prerequisite for the experience of this type of emotion, whereas, in trait anxiety, the existence of stable individual differences is characteristic.