Sentence examples for lack of behavioral response from inspiring English sources
We then use the continuum between normal and defensive locomotor behavior to explain previous reports on a lack of behavioral response in spiny mice that were exposed to owl calls.
The lack of behavioral response to shared compounds does not support previously proposed hypotheses that AG ants carry AG seeds because the seeds resemble ant brood [19], [23].
This marked response supports the surmise that the small-sized apparatus (40 cm × 40 cm) used in previous studies [ 1, 27] accounts for the lack of behavioral response in spiny mice.
The puzzling lack of behavioral response in spiny mice and the conspicuous response in voles guided us to choose these two rodent species for the present study (see Methods for more information on spiny mice and voles).
This lack of behavioral response was puzzling, considering that the same spiny mice that did not change behavior had increased levels of cortisol [ 1], which is a reliable indicator of stress [ 50- 52].
By contrast, while euthymic subjects with BD-II also showed increased DLPFC and amygdala activity to fear distracters, they displayed greater DLPFC amygdala coupling, a lack of behavioral response interference, and an absence of alteration in white matter microstructure organization in the uncinate fasciculi, results suggestive of a well-preserved emotion regulation ability.
An important remaining question, therefore, is where in the neural stream ranging from motor preparation to action execution lays the bottleneck responsible for the lack of behavioral responses.
Social distancing is an important component of behavioral response, though analyses have been limited by a lack of behavioral data.
Migration is a second kind of behavioral response.
These diversified response properties may allow the fine tuning of behavioral response.
It was suggested that this lack of behavioral defensive response is due to the small size of the test apparatus, which could well have offered the perception of shelter, as do the spaces and crevices under and between boulders where spiny mice prefer to forage, being protected from aerial predators [ 1].
