Sentence examples for effects of behaviour from inspiring English sources

In the past the focus has been on the differing physiological abilities of introduced species and their native competitors (e.g. [ 53]) and little attention has been paid to the effects of behaviour, partially because the behavioural repertoires of these species, especially the benthic taxa, are extremely limited.

However little attention has been paid to the effects of behaviour in habitat partitioning among invertebrates, partially because their behavioural repertoires, especially marine benthic taxa, are extremely limited.

"The impact of behavioural treatments is as great as that of medication, and there are no known side effects of behaviour modification," says William Pelham, of the State University of New York at Buffalo.

Furthermore, we unravel the effects of behaviour on life-history traits and test the environmental dependence of adaptation costs.

The sustained effects of behaviour change from food hygiene interventions have not been assessed.

However, these neurobiological effects of behaviour therapies are valuable but often occur without the awareness of behaviour therapists.

Although there are more studies on the effects of behaviour-oriented interventions than that of representational therapies [ 36], both methods have the same impact on parental behaviours, attitudes, and self-esteems, as well as on infants' sleeping habits [ 5, 27, 36].

However, far less attention has been devoted to study health effects of behaviours other than those that are directly life-style related.

This has been problematic as studies that have employed environmental noise monitoring to determine the effect of behaviour modification on noise have been unable to achieve a measurable reduction in noise levels [81].

We asked whether closely related species regulate their body temperature differently, and if so, what is the effect of behaviour, species traits and individual traits on body to air and body to microhabitat temperature differences.

This applies to both the effect of the intervention on behaviour, and the subsequent effect of behaviour change on clinical outcomes such as cardiovascular risk.