Sentence examples for behaviours expression from inspiring English sources

Figure  6 shows that the 163 genes obtained by GADA and GANN superposition actually cover a wide range of behaviours expression (down-regulated and up-regulated) and also some of the genes with the highest KDist value.

We could thus determine whether this difference in terms of group behaviour affects the behavioural expression of learned behaviour of the target individuals.

Third, PL is involved in action-outcome learning and goal-directed behaviour expression, whereas IL is involved in switching to a stimulus response behavioural mode (Balleine and Dickinson 1998; Coutureau and Killcross 2003; Killcross and Coutureau 2003).

Specific network positions may render strange but characteristic behaviour (expression pattern) to different proteins [ 9, 10].

In order to gain insight in miRNAs that may regulate DC development and behaviour, expression profiles of 157 miRNAs were obtained from monocytes and DCs under inflammatory and tolerizing conditions.

If observers are 'drawn' to animals in pain then it would suggest that the assessment of pain could easily be improved through training observers in not only which behaviours, facial expressions and postures to record but also what areas of the body to focus upon to effectively observe these indicators.

A set of transition rules are given to map Business Process Execution Language for Web Services BPELL) to dynamic behaviour expressions and then to Petri nets, thus the service component based system can be verified with existing tools.

The Ly6g5b gene presents particular behaviours in its expression, involving an intron retention event and being capable to form RNA chimera transcripts with the upstream gene Csnk2b.

Because all males are phenotypically plastic in the time spent using alternative behaviours, the expression is likely to be condition dependent on some environmental cue, such as the availability of reproductive resources (i.e. females and carcasses).

That the expression of behaviour is critical to animal biology and ecology, and that behaviours can be expressed through a diversity of mechanisms, is broadly assumed and unquestioned.

Interviewers used observation to document participants' expressions and behaviours as they narrated their stories.