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For example, the behavioral adaptation of specialist Drosophila species to specific host plants can exhibit parallel changes in their adult olfactory neuroanatomy.

For example, the behavioral effect of any given mutation, especially in a gene that could be involved in a complex disorder, could depend on the age and genetic background of the organism.

Face validity is the degree of descriptive similarity between, for example, the behavioral dysfunction seen in an animal model and in the human affected by a particular neurobehavioral disorder.

As with all efforts relying on citizen-reported data, including for example the Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System [ 31] and the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey [ 32] there are important biases in response.

For example, the behavioral responses of Or42b − larvae appears shifted tenfold in response to propyl acetate at every concentration (Fig. 1A) and shifted two orders of magnitude in response to ethyl acetate at every concentration (Fig. 1C).

For example, the behavioral phenotype of adult 5-HTT knock-out mice is partly driven by altered 5-HT function during a critical period of development rather than ongoing changes in 5-HT in the adult (Ansorge et al. 2004).

As a non-geometric example for a simulation model, the behavioral simulation of the attitude control in a generated Matlab Simulink model is shown.

For example, at the behavioral level, the Cognitive Neuroscience Treatment Research to Improve Cognition in Schizophrenia (CNTRICS) aims to develop and implement animal model paradigms that can tap the cognitive and emotional-processing constructs translatable to humans [ 170].

This hypothetical example, mirroring the behavioral data, demonstrates language-mediated discrimination between intended and unintended targets at 100 ms; not because more saccades are launched towards the intended target, but because fewer saccades are launched towards the unintended target.

For example, the Wharton behavioral economist Katherine Milkman and her collaborators tested the efficacy of "pre-commitment" strategies" in prompting people to get vaccinated.

We therefore propose a conceptual framework for behavioral and social science in HIV vaccine clinical research and use examples from the behavioral and social science literature to demonstrate how the model can facilitate identification of significant areas meriting additional exploration.