Sentence examples for behavioural effects from inspiring English sources

Dr Ihle and her colleagues discovered other behavioural effects as well.

The literature on this hormone's behavioural effects is vast.

There is evidence that suggests that putting a child under two in full-time nursery may have some modest adverse emotional and behavioural effects in the long term.

There is also a lot of experimental work showing that omega-3s have behavioural effects on adults.

Beneath the contradictory headlines there is a solid base of evidence that suggests that putting a child under two in full-time nursery may have some adverse emotional and behavioural effects in the long term.

A report released today from vice-chancellors' group Universities UK (UUK) suggests that there are potential behavioural effects of using bibliometrics, which may not be picked up for some years.

"We want to fully understand the distributional impacts, as well as behavioural effects and any unintended consequences," Jim Chalmers, Labor's spokesman for superannuation, will say in a speech on Thursday.

It starts with the ideal: In principle, we could analyse all the numerous knock-on behavioural effects of each policy measure and attribute the overall impact on the public finances to that measure, a process known as 'dynamic scoring'.

There is an abundance of academic literature on the psychological and behavioural effects of visual pornography – albeit with little consensus on results – but virtually no research on the impacts of the written word.

All of this means that we're stuck at an impasse with violent video games research; it feels like we're no more clued up on what the actual behavioural effects are now than, say, five or ten years ago.

Our results show that the behavioural effects of benefits on unemployment duration are substantial.