Sentence examples for description of behavioural from inspiring English sources

The approach of executive functions began with the early description of behavioural disorders induced by frontal damage.

An anonymous Dutchman gave some description of behavioural traits in 1631: While it was swift and could escape when chased, it was easily lured by waving a red cloth, which they approached to attack; a similar behaviour was noted in its relative, the Rodrigues rail.

See Supplementary Material, Materials and Methods for a description of behavioural and Echo MRI analysis.

To successfully treat these conditions, an adequate description of behavioural target symptoms to be corrected and a thorough investigation to identify precipitating causes are essential.

For a complete description of behavioural items, see Circulli et al. and Berry et al. Experimental subjects (miR-34a=10; empty vector=10) underwent a 1-day MWM test.

A description of behavioural measures is given in Table  3.> To test whether bark origin would have an effect on the strength of response, we used a general linear mixed model (GLMM) with Gaussian error structure to assess differences in the duration of subjects' first orientation towards the playback speaker, and a GLMM with Poisson error structure to assess differences in initial displacement.

It comprises 113 descriptions of behavioural problems, with each description scored as: 0 (not true), 1 (somewhat or sometimes true) or 2 (very true or often true).

The other approach under investigation is the identification of alternative descriptions of behavioural impairments seen in adults with ADHD, such as the ecological executive function deficits described by several authors in recent years [ 175, 176], which may show greater sensitivity and specificity for the diagnosis in adults.

Relationships between qualitative descriptions of behaviour and quantitative behavioural measures, taken from the same recordings, were found.

For all aggressive and social behaviours the recipient of the behaviour was recorded as well (see for detailed descriptions of all behavioural displays: [4], [32], [40], [53]; and particularly [54]).

Beyond the acoustic classification of these calls and descriptions of the behavioural context in which they are produced, few experimental studies have examined how species-typical information is encoded in the structure of these signals.