Sentence examples for describe behavioural from inspiring English sources
While test latencies decrease with repetition, the HAT and ODT show individual consistency over time, which suggests that these tests describe behavioural tendencies and may be useful for predicting fearful responses at slaughter.
In order to describe behavioural responses within a Bayesian decision theoretic framework (see e.g. [34]) one has to consider two levels of inference.
The West-Haven Multidimensional Pain Inventory (MPI) can be used to describe behavioural and psychosocial consequences of long-term pain but little is known about how MPI items and MPI subgroups relate to goals that patients find important in rehabilitation.
This study aimed to describe behavioural profile of rickshaw pullers in Dhaka city using probability samples and to identify the correlates for having sex with FSWs in order to focus HIV prevention intervention.
It seems likely that in infants the hyperreactivity of the Arousal Unit in combination with the underdeveloped executive control result in the described behavioural and sensory hyperreactivity.
We performed a semi-quantitative literature review to place our findings in the context of the published literature describing behavioural tests with fish.
Our review identified 165 studies describing behavioural responses in fish exposed to various stressors, and revealed that the majority of publications documenting fish behavioural responses report extremely brief acclimation times and observational durations, which helps explain inconsistencies identified across studies.
This implies the evaluation of the resulting cluster representatives with respect to their stability and quality in describing behavioural prototypes.
However, when the sources of the auditory and visual stimuli were spatially separated, perception of the illusion was unaffected, suggesting that the "spatial rule" does not extend to describing behavioural responses in this illusion.
We used accepted and well described behavioural change theories.
Here we have described behavioural and neuroanatomical signatures of voice processing deficits in FTLD and Alzheimer's disease.
