Sentence examples for behavioural point from inspiring English sources
Wild type and ci2/+ rats did not differ from the behavioural point of view, whereas ci2/ci2 animals were characterized by pronounced lateralized circling behaviour and were not able to perform the swimming test correctly.
It would appear therefore that the effective price has characteristics that are of interest from a behavioural point of view.
From a behavioural point of view, two distinct and independent processes govern the outcome of repetitive stereotyped sensory stimulation: an increasing one called sensitization, and a reducing one called habituation [24, 25].
"What you do from a psychological or behavioural point of view is that you anchor to these very successful well-known [names]." He explains that such comparisons create the often-false impression that these firms will be as successful as the ones they are being compared to.
However, while prosodic impairment in autism is beginning to be well documented from a behavioural point of view, little is known about the neural substrate underlying the integration of prosody.
From a behavioural point of view this program is based on insights from Social Cognitive theory [ 17].
Indeed, rather than separating biomedical from behavioural interventions, a number of authors have characterised PrEP and TasP as bio-behavioural, pointing to how individuals will have to modify their behaviour to take the medication [ 32, 33].
In the context of equivalent error rates on the behavioural level, these findings point toward compensation of age-related deficits in older high performers.
The behavioural data point out that biotic information proceeding from local animal populations linked to beach sediments may complement sedimentology data and allow scaling the impacts occurring on a developed coastline.
Specifically, co-founder and CEO Tomer Tagrin tells me Yotpo is using billions of behavioural data points to learn consumer behaviour patterns "to create smarter requests that are sent in the right way, at the right time, every time".
All behavioural evidence pointed that way.
