Sentence examples for opposing behavioural from inspiring English sources

Fundamental to this model are the opposing behavioural responses of confrontation and avoidance.

Our data, therefore, suggest opposing behavioural effects of the D3 and D2 receptors, as proposed in mammals [ 56].

As noted, it is necessary to have a good understanding of the exact nature of an asymmetry before it is possible to make predictions, and if animals differ in more than one of the parameters investigated (which is very likely), then opposing behavioural changes are likely to confound what predictions can be made.

We argue that allodapine sociality has been maintained by ecological constraints and the benefits of alloparental care, as opposed to behavioural, genetic or morphological constraints to independent living.

As opposed to behavioural measures of sensory function requiring communication or complex cognitive functions, we can therefore obtain quantitative and relevant information on the group response to treatment to help optimise future intervention designs.

This could be related to the aforementioned greater reliance of the farmer on physical (as opposed to behavioural) signs earlier in the outbreak; however, this seems unlikely, as the pattern did not occur in animals of the VRQ/ARQ genotype.

In order to address remyelination in vivo at the cellular level, as opposed to behavioural assessment, the myelin thickness (circles) and the g-ratio (squares) have been measured distal to the lesion at 2 and 4 weeks post-injury and is illustrated in Fig. 6(a) and Fig. 6(b) respectively.

Another important consideration for TES application and research is that the effect of ATDCS versus CTDCS can result in opposing directions of behavioural effects in different brain regions and for different cognitive tasks (Tables 2 and 3).

The RecAN subjective reports of positive affect (measured by the PANAS) showed an intermediate profile between currently ill and HC groups (medium effect size) and could suggest 'strategic' as opposed to hedonic behavioural responses to amusing stimuli.

Here we employed a within-subjects design, where participants underwent two DecNef training sessions to induce behavioural changes of opposing directionality (up or down regulation of perceptual confidence in a visual discrimination task), with the order of training counterbalanced across participants.

Here, we contrast opposing gradients of linear responses (behavioural and BOLD) (as used by Wallace et al. 2011) within "on" and "off" states.