Finally, we note that in contrast to comparisons between mid-adolescents and very young adults (e.g. [26], [27]), we selected a somewhat older, post-college age group of adults that markedly differs from adolescents in general incidence of behavior-related mortality and morbidity (U.S. Centers for Disease Control).
It has been suggested recently that lead exposure may account for some incidences of behavior disorders in children.
In regard to the infants of these mothers, higher incidences of behaviors, such as persistent crying, motoric restlessness, averted gaze or head position, physical neediness and a lack of expression of delight in the presence of their mothers, have been observed [ 23- 25].
We collected behavioral data on the incidence of homosexual behavior in a bison herd of 42 same-aged females in a commercial farm...
In the primary analysis, the incidence of suicidal behavior will be calculated based on the number of suicidal behavior per person-year for the annual population.
The league plans to issue a fan conduct policy, intended to reduce the incidence of abusive behavior in the stands.
The animals submitted to a control diet demonstrated during the whole period of evaluation a higher incidence of nosing behavior, less time spent at the feeders more time spent with the manifestation of non-desirable agonistic behaviors (P < 0.05) than other treatments.
These findings differ from several previous studies, including two released in July 2003 that concluded the more hours children spent in child care while a parent worked the higher the incidence of problem behavior and the greater its severity.
"We found a higher incidence of herd behavior in auctions of Italian silk ties and Mexican pottery than for CD players and Play Stations, which had widely known market values," Dr. Dholakia said.
