Sentence examples for patterns of behavioural from inspiring English sources

The overall patterns of behavioural response was tested using the Combined Probabilities Test.

Crocodylus porosus displays typical patterns of behavioural thermoregulation which consist of periodic movement between basking under a radiant heat source and diving in water [13]; [15].

We thus measured patterns of behavioural, genetic and chemical differentiation within and between six spatially separated supercolonies in north-eastern Borneo, and discuss the data with respect to potential evolutionary trajectories of A. gracilipes.

We thus think that our subgroup classification results are not invalidated by small sample sizes, but accurately characterize the patterns of behavioural recovery present among cortical stroke patients.

These changes are often called "paradoxical" or "anomalous" since they are opposite to the general known patterns of behavioural inhibition, impaired coping and increased scores of anxiety observed in patients with stress-related disorders and respective pre-clinical paradigms.

Kim and colleagues [ 29] findings suggest that permissive and inconsistent parenting is associated with gender stereotyped misbehaviour (externalizing in boys and internalizing in girls) because children's socialized patterns of behavioural and emotional conduct go uninhibited.

Overall, administration of butorphanol had no effect on the range and patterning of behavioural responses during LAPS, but there were some differences in behaviour latencies, counts and durations.

However, the late-onset pattern of behavioural activation observed after acute quinpirole exposure was equal in vehicle- and cannabinoid-treated animals.

This opposite pattern of behavioural performance (i.e., slower reaction times for decoding repeated intentions) is in line with previous work demonstrating that behavioural attenuation effects (rather than priming effects) may occur as a function of the task instruction [34].

This pattern of activity was associated with a pattern of behavioural responses in the word-monitoring task typically seen in young and older adults.

In order to determine an individual's pattern of behavioural response to occupational stress, it is necessary to go beyond the analysis of the single scales.