Sentence examples for more behavioral studies from inspiring English sources

Indeed, adult zebrafish have been used in memory studies and increasingly more behavioral studies with specially designed mazes and behavioral monitoring software (Levin and Chen 2004).

More recent behavioral studies have found similar effects using high-pass or low-pass filtering to remove low or high SF information from images, respectively.

In order to confirm this report, a more detailed behavioral study will be needed to address the dimensionality of wallaby color vision by ruling out the presence of a very small minority of cones of a third spectral type.

More genetic and behavioral studies will be needed to gauge their sense of smell.

In general, testing mice during their active phase is more suitable for behavioral studies; a reversed dim/bright photocycle potentially offers one practical strategy for managing rodents' circadian cycles.

In Part I of this paper, a review of more than 130 published behavioral studies and frameworks was conducted.

More detailed ecologic and behavioral studies focused on Triatoma- Neotoma interactions would be invaluable in clarifying the basis for this geographic-scale distribution coincidence.

Fathers who spend long hours at work may find that their young sons have more behavioral problems, a new study suggests.

It's more anthropological, a behavioral study that, over the course of Looking's first season, becomes more and more tinged with emotion.

In contrast to previous imaging studies of semantic knowledge, which have primarily used blocked designs, in this study we use an event-related fMRI (erfMRI) design, which has the advantage of enabling events to be presented pseudorandomly, thus reducing strategic processes and enabling more direct comparison with psychological behavioral studies.

Mice were bred on either a hybrid 50% 129SVPas 50% C57Bl6J background (HYB), (the original background of opioid receptor knockout mice) or backcrossed onto the C57Bl6J background (classically used in mouse behavioral studies) for more than 12 generations (BL6).