Sentence examples for chronic behaviour from inspiring English sources

With exposure to 50 °C for 5 s chronic behaviour was observed with animals inactive and unable to right themselves, however, all animals appeared to recover fully after 30 min.

While consistent with the influence of bile on the chronic behaviour of respiratory pathogens [ 8], further studies will be required on a larger patient cohort to establish whether the association between bile aspiration and reduced microbial biodiversity is causative or correlative.

One of the two extreme items (abused laxatives) suggests that eating disorder may be one of the chronic behaviours.

We established that current ineffective behaviours consist of ineffective chronic illness behaviour by patients, and ineffective professional responses or behaviour by clinicians.

In fact, patient and clinician enter a vicious cycle of ineffective chronic illness behaviour (patient) and ineffective chronic professional behaviour (clinician) [Koekkoek B, Hutschemaekers G, van Meijel B, Schene A: How do patients become to be seen as 'difficult'?: a mixed-methods study in community mental health care, revision submitted].

Recidivism, tendency toward chronic criminal behaviour leading to numerous arrests and re-imprisonment.

Advocates of restitution suggest that it results in lower rates of recidivism (a tendency toward chronic criminal behaviour) among offenders.

This is to our knowledge the first evidence in animals that work may be a source of chronic abnormal behaviour and raises new and general questions about the extra work consequences of stress at work.

Increased TrkA expression has similarly been associated with other rodent models of chronic pain behaviour.

First, large-scale research into the determinants of ineffective chronic illness behaviour is absent.

Moreover, a µO-conotoxin selectively blocks NaV1.8 currents and chronic pain behaviour in animal models (Ekberg et al., 2006).