Sentence examples for behavioural adjustments from inspiring English sources

Behaviour has been traditionally viewed as a driver of subsequent evolution because behavioural adjustments expose organisms to novel environments, which may result in a correlated evolution on other traits.

Mallards and teals responded to the increase in predation risk by globally exhibiting the same behavioural adjustments, namely an increase of sleeping duration at the expense of other behaviours such as foraging and vigilance.

In the heat, they don't perceive that temperatures are rising so quickly and don't make the behavioural adjustments to cool quite so quickly".

Self-regulation can be described as a process that helps students structure their learning activities through performing the appropriate cognitive, affective and behavioural adjustments (Boekaerts, 1999; Karoly, 1993).

The present study's findings reveal that different forms of parental involvement in early schooling are significantly associated with enhancing children's behavioural adjustments to school.

Fish species living in thermally heterogeneous environments have developed physiological and behavioural adjustments that provide individuals with the phenotypic plasticity to respond to environmental changes within certain limits.

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

Within the high-risk cohorts examining only SSD, behavioural adjustment problems (poor family functioning, peer relationships, and school behaviour [ 130]) and deviant behaviour [ 24] increased risk of SSD with large effects, and disruptive behaviour increased this risk but with a medium effect size [ 65].

Children underwent a selection of standardised tests designed to assess: oral language, reading, short-term memory, attention and behavioural adjustment.

Because teachers are among the first to recognize and appreciate parental involvement, it is acceptable to rely upon teacher ratings as the main measures of both children's behavioural adjustment and parental involvement (Kirkhaug et al. [2013]; Jeynes [2003]).

The Abu Dhabi study results provide more evidence of parent involvement's influence on behavioural adjustment to findings of recent studies conducted in other cultures (Margetts [2005]; Drugli et al. [2011]; Kirkhaug et al. [2013]).