Sentence examples for behavioural activities from inspiring English sources

It is comprised of 4 items containing 2 subscales: increasing pain behaviour and increasing behavioural activities.

As in previous item-level studies [ 35, 36] factor analysis of the single items revealed three subscales that were factorially distinct and internally consistent: 1) Positive distraction comprised the two items 'I think of things I enjoy doing' (diverting attention) and 'I leave the house and do something active' (increased behavioural activities) (alpha = 0.55).

There is therefore a trade-off between antipredator behaviours, which increase immediate survival, and other behavioural activities [2], [5].

This finding mirrors the improvements seen in multiple non-bone phenotypes seen in the Mecp2stop/y mice after delayed activation of the Mecp2 gene including survival, normalized bodyweight, locomotor and behavioural activities [26,30].

Moreover, information on forage preference, behavioural activities and availability and quality of forage are important in understanding the camel forage relationship, proper camel husbandry and ensuring sustainable forage as well as landscape management in the semi-arid areas.

Nevertheless, the real complexity created from a multitude of behavioural activities by the wide variety of burrow-dwelling animals found in marine sediments is extremely difficult to describe mathematically.

The increased anxiety-like behaviour and decreased behavioural activity observed in WKY following maternal separation agrees with reported effects of maternal separation on other rat strains [ 16, 51].

Data loggers are commonly used to automatically record behavioural activity but may influence the animal's behaviour.

Furthermore, analysis of the frequency with which behavioural activity changed (activity phases classified as inactive or active) showed that MFB behavioural data was not significantly different from that recorded manually.

Behavioural activity in the reward periods was recorded continuously.

As a result, it is now possible to measure in real time the effects of disasters on the economic welfare of a population, or quantify the effects of operational strategies and designs on the behavioural activity patterns of the population.