Sentence examples for mediated behavior from inspiring English sources

In order to determine the effects of sublethal copper toxicity on chemically mediated behavior, male and female rusty crayfish, Orconectes rusticus, were exposed to ecologically relevant concentrations of copper (4.5, 45, and 450 µg/l) for 120 h.

In fact, finds indicating symbolically mediated behavior such as engraved ochre pieces and an ochre-processing workshop at ~100 ka [ 35, 45, 46] would seem to coincide with the coalescence of L0d haplogroups [ 12].

However progress is still slow in the identification of the molecular nature of kairomones, and we are yet to isolate any individual chemical that can invoke a robust chemical mediated behavior in aquatic invertebrates [ 16].

In addition, the A1 allele has been associated with a multitude of psychiatric disorders (Pacit et al. 2010; Ponce et al. 2009), as well as decreased learning and verbal creativity (Jocham et al. 2009; Reuter et al. 2005, 2006), indicating that this particular polymorphism may affect dopamine mediated behavior and cognition.

The visual process starts with visual pigments absorbing light and initiating a photochemical cascade that leads to neural signaling, perception and ultimately visually mediated behavior.

To understand the association between parenting and children's dietary fat consumption, this study tested a comprehensive model of parenting that included parent household rules, parent modeling of rules, parent mediated behaviors, and parent support.

This expression difference of emitted ligands results in strain-specific variation of the male's ability to elicit pheromone mediated behaviors in females.

Therefore, there is reason to suspect that species-specific, phenotypic variation between olfactory mediated behaviors may be informed by examining variation displayed by chemosensory genes, in terms of both molecular sequence and transcript abundance [ 27- 30].

The impact of broader socially mediated behaviors, such as fertility decision-making, access to antenatal care, and maternal diet and exposures like tobacco and indoor air pollution during pregnancy, are poorly understood, and further research and appropriate interventions are needed to test the association of these behaviours with stillbirth outcomes.

NASs bind to a distinct site on the GABAA receptor and influence the frequency and duration of the chloride channel openings, thus modulating GABAergic transmission and GABA mediated behaviors (Paul and Purdy 1992; Lambert et al. 1995; Majewska 1992; Concas et al. 1999).

I present a general diffusion-based modeling framework for the analysis of animal movements in heterogeneous landscapes, including terms representing advection, mortality, and edge-mediated behavior.