Sentence examples for external behavioral from inspiring English sources

There is another problem with the Casual Sex Project that is endemic in much social-science research: absent external behavioral validation, how do we know that respondents are reporting the truth, rather than what they want us to hear or think we want them to say?

As externalizing behavioral problems can be easily detected in early childhood, numerous studies have examined external behavioral problems as well as related factors.

In this research we want to observe, in preschool children, and with an experimental design, whether a cognitive intervention aiming at enhancing inhibition capacities would have an impact not only on executive functions but also lead to behavioral changes with a decrease in external behavioral problems (EB).

Because the four hour recording period was within the half-life of HAL in mice [28], and the effect of external behavioral influences on HTO's is relatively limited during REM sleep, this experimental paradigm allowed us quantify the effect of HAL on the altered HTO frequencies observed in habituated DAT-KO mice.

All of these internal metabolic and external behavioral changes, which work to constrain body temperature, enhance survival.

All animals were first tested in a "baseline" experiment without any external behavioral stimuli to ensure that the recordings were stable.

Externalizing behavioral problems include external behavior such as aggressiveness, lying and bullying, mainly or partly caused by a child's inability to control his or her behavior.

To determine the test-retest reliability of the Neuromuscular Recovery Scale NRSS), a measure to classify lower extremity and trunk recovery of individuals with spinal cord injury (SCI) to typical preinjury performance of functional tasks without use of external and behavioral compensation.

Patients demonstrate conscious responses on their scans but don't show external or behavioral evidence of awareness on clinical examination.

In addition to manifesting itself as a series of "external" or behavioral signs, this lack of attunement invariably entails a profound change of subjective experience.

Brain activation is indirectly obtained by measuring changes of regional microcirculation produced by local neural activity triggered by external stimuli, behavioral performance, or neuroactive drugs.