Sentence examples for natural behavioural from inspiring English sources

This "enrichment" still fails miserably to allow hens to carry out their natural behavioural patterns, thereby imposing on them lives of total frustration.

The sedentarisation of wildlife on small, fenced private ranches negates many natural behavioural advantages, allows overstocking, and results in the negative impacts on environments associated with decreased mobility in ruminants.

The outcomes demonstrate the importance of longer periods of data collection, which may be necessary to capture the full range of natural behavioural variability that exists both amongst and within individual fish.

Following Brown et al. (2006), we want to check a natural behavioural explanation for the observed patterns of consumption based on either the existence of a "rule of thumb" (subjects simply spend a fixed fraction of their current income or a fraction of available cash) or that consumers spend a fraction of the conditionally optimal amount.

All weanlings were then kept together in multi-age groups, where they were able to express their natural behavioural repertoire in which grooming the withers is considered to play a socio-positive role [20].

Results from Experiment 2 suggested that at least part of the natural behavioural variation observed in Experiment 1 is due to the effect of raw-material properties.

This emphasis on observation of natural behaviour-in-context affords insight into behavioural influences without the distorting influence of memory and psychological defense mechanisms.

The sows are known to undergo behavioural changes in connection with farrowing and their natural behaviours may be compromised by the limited area of the enclosure.

In this approach, performance analysis is not natural, but checking behavioural and structural properties bedomes easier using constraint languages like OCL.

According to Smith et al. the environment consists of four major components-physical, natural, social and behavioural [ 1].

This study explored the perceptions of healthcare providers on antibiotic use and resistance development in relation to environmental factors i.e. physical, natural, social and behavioural factors.