Sentence examples for behavioural scale from inspiring English sources
As expected on the basis of previous work (Meisler et al, 2001; Dube et al, 2005; van Gassen et al, 2008), WT mice (n=4) when exposed to hyperthermia first showed normal explorative behaviour (score 0 in a behavioural scale of mouse eFS (van Gassen et al, 2008)) followed by hyperthermia-induced hyperactivity and escape responses (score 1).
Diagnostic criteria (DSM [ 23]or clinical cut-off on a behavioural scale such as the Eyeberg Child Behaviour Inventory [ 24]) were used to recruit populations in 48 studies and in 9 studies parent or professional description of child behaviour was used.
While our search results only found two studies assessing 12-month prevalence of DSH with a behavioural scale (vs. single item), the prevalence estimates that included multiple-item behaviour based measures yielded a slightly higher average 12-month prevalence of 11.1% (SD = 8.4) than the single item assessments mean of 8.5% (SD = 5.3).
To assess the intensity, disability grade and behavioural variations linked to migraine a visual analogue scale (VAS), the PedMIDAS scale and a behavioural scale were administered at the beginning and at the end of treatment.
At 16, the teacher-rated Rutter Behavioural Scale was used.
The Simplified Behavioural Scale (ECS) was published in 1995 by Baulon and colleagues to detect changes in behaviour in geriatric patients with and without communicative limitations [ 43].
Reasons for not evaluating unidimensionality (when stated by the scale developers) include too few items in the behavioural scales [ 26] and a lack of acceptance that DSH behaviours are indicators of a DSH latent construct [ 27].
To address this problem we propose a multimodal approach, which integrates objective tools, such as electrophysiology and functional brain imaging, with traditional behavioural scales.
For non-verbal patients with severe cognitive impairment, pain assessment must rely on behavioural scales [ 16].
The BIS index globally evolved in parallel to the behavioural scales.
Repeated measures MANOVAS were conducted in order to analyse how behavioural scales and neuropsychological test performance changed with treatment.
