Sentence examples for displayed behavioural from inspiring English sources

Four children displayed behavioural abnormalities, which consisted of autism, hyperactive behaviour, feeding disorder with language delay and axial hypotony with psychomotor delay.

One of the study's authors, Dr Kimberley Hockings, from Oxford Brooks University, wrote: "Some of the chimpanzees at Bossou consumed significant quantities of ethanol and displayed behavioural signs of inebriation.

That is the place you get sent to if you have displayed "behavioural problems" in other asylum centres.

Confirmation of its pharmacological effect was established by gross behavioural observations subsequent to the administration in the home cage when the animal displayed behavioural depression characterized by sedation, ptosis, and akinesia [31] [33].

One mouse displayed behavioural traits associated with cerebellar pathology, such as loss of balance.

Four children displayed behavioural abnormalities between 3 months and 3 years of age (tables 4 and 5).

While SHR adopted a more active strategy (higher climbing and swimming behaviour), displaying behavioural activation, WKY responded in a more passive manner, showing typical behavioural inhibition.

She's supposed to allow the family to spend more time together, but as Anita begins to form bonds with the children, their mother Laura Katherine Parkinsonn) is left threatened and fretful; and that's before this synth starts displaying behavioural tics that definitely aren't fitted as standard.

He says he can understand how a dog that is bred for a particular job can display "behavioural issues" if taken out of the situation they are used to.

Our results suggest that convict cichlids display behavioural flexibility: in response to changes in food abundance, they appear to change both their likelihood of using aggression when encountering a conspecific and their willingness to enter an occupied patch.

This is clearly illustrated by a study in which common carp displaying behavioural predictors of different coping styles (characterised by a proactive, adrenaline-based or a reactive, cortisol-based response) were subjected to inflammatory challenge and specific gene transcripts measured in individual brains.