Sentence examples for manifest behaviour from inspiring English sources

The actress performed to a script and manifest behaviour that simulated rapid physiological deterioration e.g. changing levels of consciousness and pain.

This observational work was informed by the precepts of ethology: non-participant observation of subjects in a naturalistic context accompanied by systematic data sampling and analysis of manifest behaviour [ 19].

During construction VET, the future construction managers and workers socialize into the leadership practices of the construction industry, and as they become working members of the industry they may well participate themselves in the reproduction of empowering leadership practice, by conveying their empowering ILT in manifest behaviours.

Regarding the behavioural score, a Reactivity Index was determined by calculating the total number of manifested behaviours (each manifested response was allocated a score of 1) for each dog and for each stimulus over the first 7 presentations.

MAO-A knockout mice have elevated brain levels of serotonin, norepinephrine and dopamine and manifest aggressive behaviour [ 4].

Such breakdown in the ability to slow and integrate evidence before making a decision also helps to explain why some patients with subthalamic nucleus DBS clinically manifest abnormal behaviour including impulsivity (Voon et al., 2008; Hälbig et al., 2009).

Stigma is manifest in behaviours and attitudes.

"This sometimes manifests as behaviour problems at younger ages than we might expect," he said.

The adolescent's illness may also manifest in behaviours which interfere with the therapeutic process between the parents and therapist.

Vehicle-treated animals manifested escape behaviour at approximately 5°C, whilst oxaliplatin-treated mice presented the same escape behaviour at a much more elevated temperature (∼15°C), reflecting a clear cold hypersensitivity (Fig 1B).

The informants judged the degree to which children manifested certain behaviour traits, and their relative judgements would necessarily be based on a comparison of the children within their own institution.