Sentence examples for movement behaviour of from inspiring English sources

Linear mixed models were used to assess the effect of the treatment and its interaction with vegetation parameters on the movement behaviour of the European hare.

It is therefore important to better understand the movement behaviour of these crabs, even though it is hard to observe directly.

We assessed the influence of intrinsic, extrinsic environmental and extrinsic anthropogenic factors on movement behaviour of eight African large herbivore species.

In this field experiment we investigate the impact of land use induced savanna degradation on movement behaviour of the spotted sand lizard (Pedioplanis l. lineoocellata) in the southern Kalahari.

We tested whether movement behaviour of red-backed salamanders, Plethodon cinereus, is repeatable and whether it varies within and between forest stands of different ages in a fragmented landscape in New York, U.S.A. Water loss is a major constraint on P. cinereus mobility, and forest fragmentation creates spatial variation in desiccation risk.

It also revealed that the eye movement behaviour of our participants was different when they judged the speeds of the small and large objects; eye fixations were localised around the visual centroid of longer objects and hence were further from the front of the moving large objects than the smaller ones.

Instead, movement behaviours of most tracked animals were characterised by repeated short distance forays, often at acute angles from previous locations.

(3) Correlated random walk adequately described movement behaviour for 70% of the observed movement paths within habitat and in the matrix.

Despite mounting evidence to support lifestyle behaviour change as an intervention to prevent and manage chronic pain, multidisciplinary team approaches appear more likely to focus on the adequacy of patents' movement behaviours to achieve physical and functional recovery [ 3].

Using a tracking device, detailed measurements of zebrafish movement behaviour, including quantitative measurements of the frequency and duration of rest and waking activity, and the latency between states, was recorded for individual zebrafish larvae over three days each when exposed to one of over 5600 chemicals [ 82].

A wide range of topics were discussed at the meeting including evolutionary and community models of ecosystem structure, epidemiological models, non-linear models of population dynamics, spatiotemporal models, individual and collective movement behaviour, and applications of ecological models to engineering problems.