Sentence examples for movement behavioural from inspiring English sources

We present a way of integrating movement behavioural parameters into a particular dispersal function in a simple way.

Is it possible to relate any other measure (respiration/heart rate change) to these crude movement behavioural measures so that we can be more sure that the movement as measured relates to something that additional suggests true emergence/awake-like state (see below for more on this and complexity of sleep stages).

Malayatelura ponerophila was also regularly observed escaping by quick movements (behavioural category "avoid" in additional file 4).

Moreover, we show that movement behaviour can be spatially structured within fragmented landscapes, but that behavioural divergence among populations depends on spatial scale.

We quantified multiple components of individual movement behaviour in an unfamiliar environment in the laboratory and used ordination to identify behavioural variation among individuals in multivariate space.

Non-caged production systems offer greater freedom of movement and behavioural opportunities to pullets, which may also include the occurrence of undesired behaviours.

In addition, disrupted sleep-wake cycling and REM (rapid eye movement) sleep behavioural disorder are also strongly associated with the presence of visual hallucinations in Parkinson's disease (Nomura et al., 2003; Whitehead et al., 2008), and intrusion of episodes of REM sleep during wakefulness is proposed to contribute to generation of hallucinations (Diederich et al., 2005).

1 Pathologically, they are both α-synucleinopathies, and clinically they have a similar profile with pronounced attentional, visuospatial and executive dysfunction, visual hallucinations, cognitive fluctuations, parkinsonism and sleep disturbances such as excessive daytime sleepiness and rapid eye movement sleep behavioural disorder.

In addition to this distinction, our cluster analysis delivers nine velocity prototypes that constitute the basis for quantitatively describing prototypical movements as behavioural components.

He also displayed stereotypic movements and behavioural disturbances with self-aggressive episodes.

3 People with AD may communicate pain non-verbally via facial expressions, body movements and behavioural disturbances.