Sentence examples for more immobility from inspiring English sources
Although the rats showed less climbing activity (and more immobility) in FST on day 5 compared to the 1st day of restraint acclimatization, the difference was not detected once the animals were given a 2-week hiatus.
When re-tested 24 h later however the exercised rats showed significantly more immobility behavior and less struggling and swimming.
Rats in the CORT group exhibited more immobility during the FST compared to the SAL group (p < 0.05; Fig. 2a).
These animals readily started moving around, whereas animals receiving no treatment responded with more immobility or freezing in the start of the test.
Although aged rats exhibited more immobility time than adult rats before training, there were no significant changes in the percentage of freezing behavior (F1,15 = 3.475, P = 0.082, NS; one-factor ANOVA with age as the factor; Fig. S1A).
I also have a suspicion that for some people, standing up immediately at the end of the show is simply a physical relief after an hour or more of immobility.
I also have a suspicion that for some people, standing immediately at the end of the show is simply a physical relief after an hour or more of immobility.
With respect to actimetry-determined sleep variables, the DDS group tended to have shortened 'sleep latency', longer 'sleep duration', more nocturnal immobility and less nocturnal activity than the dim red group (p<0.1).
At this time, the exercised rats showed more pronounced immobility behavior than the sedentary controls.
Start and end times for night sleep were determined manually, with sleep onset defined as the first period of 5 minutes or more of immobility according to actigraphic recording in the evening and sleep end as the stable return of measurable actigraphic activity for at least 10 minutes in the morning.
Knock-out mice for the GluR6 gene exhibited mania-like behavior, indicated through hyperactivity, heightened responsivity to amphetamine, increased risk-taking behavior, more aggressive, less immobility time in the forced swim test, and less anxiety behavior (Shaltiel et al. 2008).
