Sentence examples for modifying the behavioural from inspiring English sources
Integral to achieving this is to increase health literacy particularly in relation to modifying the behavioural risk factors of smoking, nutrition, alcohol, physical activity and weight (SNAPW).
The implication is that the presence of conspecific competitors alone is enough to trigger intruders to modify the behavioural sequence required to parasitise a host.
We modified the Andersen behavioural model framework for health services utilization to understand the factors that determine pregnant women's use of health care services [ 22].
Our analyses identify three general ways in which parental effects can change the adaptive value of an adult behavioural trait: by influencing the associated fitness benefits and costs; by consequently changing the evolutionary outcome of social interactions; and by modifying the evolutionarily stable expression of behavioural traits that are themselves parental effects.
The glucocorticoid hypothesis of depression therefore had been modified, as the behavioural abnormalities of mood are perhaps as likely due to low rather than high glucocorticoid signalling, a hypothesis supported by the affective phenotype of mice lacking GR selectively in the forebrain [24].
During and after an erosive challenge, behavioural factors play a role in modifying the extent of tooth wear.
Modifying the 'obesogenic' environment could produce a more lasting effect on behavioural change.
Coping is conceptualized as being an important personality variable representing cognitive, behavioural and emotional coping strategies targeted at modifying the cause of a stressful problem.
He was modifying the sample.
We therefore hypothesized that social instability in laying females' groups would influence their yolk steroid levels and would modify the somatic and behavioural development of their offspring.
Overall, these results suggest that parent-child interaction-focused interventions may modify the emergence of established behavioural markers of ASD.
