Sentence examples for handling behavior in from inspiring English sources

However, both species altered seed handling behavior in response to direct predation cues by leaving more seeds available in the seed pool, though they responded to different predator cues.

Although awareness of avian influenza was high among all respondents included in this study, understanding of how H5N1 can be transmitted from poultry to humans continues to be low since risky poultry handling behavior remains common in rural areas.

To evaluate changes in poultry handling behavior and knowledge of avian influenza, we compared the responses of subjects >15 years old living in Kampong Cham (n = 400) and Prey Veng (n = 400) included in the 2007 study with subjects >15 years old from the same two provinces (n = 217, n = 235, respectively) in the 2006 study.

Communication strategies in Cambodia have largely focused on improving awareness of "bird flu," improving basic hygiene practices and reducing risky poultry handling behavior [7].

Here we report the results of a second cross-sectional survey conducted in the same two provinces in November-December 2007 to evaluate changes in poultry handling behaviors since the initial survey.

Differences in self-reported poultry handling behaviors between subjects >15 years old in 2006 and 2007 were assessed using chi-square tests or Fisher's exact tests as appropriate.

Poultry handling behaviors, poultry mortality occurrence and self-reported notification of suspect H5N1 poultry cases to animal health officials in these two surveys were evaluated.

Fook, et al. [ 41] present a context-aware system for monitoring and handling agitation behavior in persons with dementia.

It has been suggested that emotional stable parents are less anxious, and are therefore better able to handle problematic behavior in their adolescent children [ 42].

If you're having trouble with your horse, handle the behavior in the middle of the arena or exit the arena.

A significant negative correlation was observed between knowledge and practices (rs = −0.20, P = 0.04), and attitudes and practices (rs = −0.27, P = 0.009), revealing that increased knowledge and even attitudes toward food safety does not always result in positive change in food handling behaviors.