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Finally, we built transitional graphs (see Fig. 5) that illustrate the probability of transition from 1 behavioral state to another, confirming the more rigid behavior in β2−/− mice (33, 43), with a majority of behavioral sequences that remain unchanged throughout the experiment.

Relaxation techniques, such as exercise, yoga or meditation, may be useful in relieving the stress that may aggravate tics, but the majority of behavioral interventions (such as relaxation training and biofeedback, with the exception of habit reversal) have not been systematically evaluated and are not empirically supported therapies for Tourette's.

However, testing was done under identical conditions and informal visual comparison of the data suggests that DBA/2J mice were similar to C57BL/6J mice on the majority of behavioral measures.

CRF contributed to the design and implementation of the majority of behavioral assays.

Data from our previously published experimental studies have demonstrated that reductions of 5-HT during the first 6 months after surgery (when the majority of behavioral testing took place) are on average, 40% of control (Fig.  2 B).

The vast majority of behavioral data strongly indicate that the function relating the subjective value of reward to the magnitude and delay to the delivery of that reward is hyperbolic (see Ainslie, 1975 for review).

In the TD group (see lower left half of Table 3) the majority of overt behavioral distress measures, both dentist-reported and researcher-coded, were not significantly correlated with EDA variables (SCL and NS-SCR frequency).

Sex differences and sex × strain interactions are found for a majority of the behavioral traits in this study, and as reported in previous studies (Chesler et al. 2002a; Valdar et al. 2006), sex interactions with genotype are typically more profound than main effects of sex.

Overall, the vast majority of studies addressed behavioral engagement, and we expected that technologies designed specifically for social interaction, such as web-conferencing, wikis, and social networking sites, would yield more conclusive findings.

Here we present the novel hypothesis that, in both sexes, higher exposure to androgens during prenatal and early postnatal life should lead to increased plasticity in traits that display greater male variability (i.e., a majority of physical and behavioral traits).

Using this approach, we found that the vast majority of lines causing behavioral phenotypes had extensive, distributed overlap with different FruM clusters.