Sentence examples for poor behavioural from inspiring English sources

It provided an index of poor behavioural and cognitive flexibility in SHR.

Adverse events and/or chronic deprivation have been linked to poor behavioural outcomes, physical and mental ill health in adolescence and adulthood [ 56, 57].

This is hypothesised to lead to deficient attention and poor behavioural organisation (dorsolateral prefrontal circuit) and poor motor coordination, response disinhibition and nondeclarative habit learning (motor circuit) [ 11].

It has also been suggested that the language deficits in children with HI are related to intrapersonal cognitive processes such as attention [ 125] and executive function [ 126] that in turn create a vulnerability to poor behavioural regulation.

This evidence is particularly concerning as these affective symptoms have been shown to increase the risk of primary and subsequent cardiovascular events, and contribute to poor behavioural aspects that affect general cardiovascular health [ 7– 9].

Deficient dopamine-mediated modulation of prefrontal cortical circuits has been suggested [ 4] to cause attention response deficiencies (impaired orienting responses, saccadic eye movements and responses towards a target) and impaired executive functions (poor behavioural planning).

Multiple care arrangements have also been shown to be associated with poorer behavioural outcomes across a number of studies, though recent more nuanced research indicates that this is the case for unstable multiple arrangements only (Pilarz and Hill 2014).

In accordance with this hypothesis, presenilin-1 mutant knock-in mice exhibit greater severity of brain injury and poorer behavioural outcome after focal cerebral ischemia/reperfusion [36]; moreover, neuronal elevation of intracellular calcium levels is enhanced after glucose deprivation and chemical hypoxia in cortical cell cultures from the same animals [36].

Postmenstrual age at NICU discharge will be documented, as poorer behavioural outcomes are associated with longer length of hospital stay [ 118].

Regression analyses supported the findings that increased spontaneous firing was not correlated with poorer behavioural gap detection, whereas a highly significant correlation was apparent between NOS asymmetry and behaviour.

Results from the Regensburg longitudinal studies have shown that poor neonatal behavioural organisation was related to disorganised behaviour in the Strange Situation at 18 months of age [ 71, 72].