Sentence examples for behavioural modifications from inspiring English sources

We specifically investigated whether domestication impacts juvenile sea bass behaviour and whether the first months of captivity induce behavioural modifications in wild juveniles.

The majority of previous studies on the effects of predation risk on behavioural modifications have focused solely on the trade-off between a single antipredator behaviour, usually vigilance, and one other activity such as foraging, sleeping, drinking, mating or parental investment [1], [2], [7], [11], [12], [13].

Finally, the fuzzy numerical quantities are compared with the experimental quantities to highlight the efficiency of our non-deterministic model for predicting the behavioural modifications of the test structure.

The primary objective was to analyse the outcomes of group interventions for alcohol offenders in order to assess any cognitive, motivational and behavioural modifications within individual participants and to identify the relevant variables which initiate and support this change process.

In comparison to core populations, peripheral populations have low density and recruitment, and are subject to different selective pressures, such as environmental conditions, food type and availability, predation, disease, etc., which may result in behavioural modifications to mating.

The primary objective was thus to assess the outcomes of DR group interventions in order to gain insight into change processes, to appraise cognitive, motivational and behavioural modifications within individual participants and to identify the relevant variables which initiate and support the change process.

Self-efficacy is a widely applied theory used to understand health behaviour and facilitate behavioural modification, such as the increase of physical activity.

(GP25/F/9) More of what we do is about health promotion so I'd see more of myself a role about behaviour modification, behavioural change, which helps reduce someone's risk of developing cancer, I can't say I've ever discussed what symptoms, you know, to be alerted for, it doesn't naturally flow into what you're doing and I, I would see a much bigger role about, about behavioural change.

In many lepidopteran host species it has been known since at least the 19th century that baculoviruses induce a behavioural modification in their hosts which results in forced climbing behaviour (referred to as "Wipfelkrankheit" or tree-top disease; Hoffman, cited by Goulson [ 11]).

MW's challenging and disruptive behaviours, notably obsessive checking of car suspension by rocking, and wandering, responded to behavioural modification regimes adapted from the neurorehabilitation literature.

The potential to collect physiological data, contextual data (situation, preferences, and emotions), and usage data can be harnessed to inform purchases, behavioural modification, and prescribing recommendations.