The phrase "expression of behavior" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a specific form of behavior that somebody exhibits. For example: "Patricia's expression of behavior suggested she was feeling uneasy in the new environment."
The findings converge on the notion that a probabilistic rather than deterministic impact of genes on the expression of behavior will contribute to the demystification of behavioral disorders.
These processes, taking place between the moment when an uncertainty between behavioral options is recognized and the actual expression of behavior, we regard as 'taking a decision.' Such decision making needs to integrate (1) sensory input, (2) the current status reflecting evolutionary and individual history, (3) the available behavioral options, and (4) their expected outcomes.
Housing that allows natural expression of behavior while maintaining cow cleanliness and health may improve the lives of cows and farmers.
Nonetheless, based on ratings of impulsive symptoms, in the first instance this study strongly implicates genetic influences in ADHD on the synthesis of adrenalin and by implication on the degree of arousal influencing the organization and expression of behavior.
Intact communication between the hippocampus and surrounding limbic structures is vital to the expression of behavior and cognition [ 9], and may also have an important role in granular layer dispersion, which was not previously investigated.
This allows them to introduce flexibility in the expression of behaviors, because some of these mechanisms may be triggered by specific environmental conditions that might not be present.
The lateral hypothalamus in particular has been implicated in the processing of sensory information and the expression of behaviors associated with hunger and thirst, aggression, and reproduction (Bernardis and Bellinger, [1993]).
It emphasizes the importance of taking care of the behavioral semantics of the domain-specific models and provides a solution based on the xOWL language, used for the expression of behaviors within ontologies.
These studies have provided numerous examples in which modulated circuit function underlies the expression of behaviors driven by physiological status (feeding) and innate drives (aggression and courtship).
It was hypothesized that the sexually differentiated expression of this behavior (expressed only by males) results from a differential metabolism of testosterone in specific brain regions.
Interestingly, it was found that abstinence from one behavior (by deprivation of food or mates) leads not only to increased expression of that behavior, but also to inhibition of the other behavior [ 31, 32].
