Sentence examples for prophylactic behavior from inspiring English sources
Daniel Gilbert writes, "anticipating unpleasant events can minimize their impact.... [F]ear, worry, and anxiety have useful roles to play in our lives... [and] motivate people to engage in prudent, prophylactic behavior".
Our cross-fostering approach allowed us to explicitly analyze whether subtle forms of co-adaptation between ant host colonies and their Pseudonocardia symbionts are likely to have shaped prophylactic behavior following Escovopsis exposure.
We performed a cross-fostering experiment to test whether co-adaptations between ants and bacterial phylotypes have evolved, and how this affects bacterial growth and ant prophylactic behavior after infection with Escovopsis.
Increased tactile sensitivity in the presence of potential sources of pathogens may facilitate prophylactic behaviors such as self-grooming.
The following indicators were calculated in four categories of behavior, according to the test procedure: proper nutrition habits, prophylactic behaviors, positive psychological attitudes, and health practices.
But I suspect that a remedy or prophylactic for Exogenous's disastrous behavior has less to do with any future expert research into the problem of shying than it does with allowing young horses the time to mature, an issue the current business of racing has yet to address.
For example, if those who did not receive recommended infant vaccinations were also not taught appropriate hygiene behaviors, they might not take prophylactic actions against infection, such as washing hands, wearing facemasks, and avoiding crowds during the pertussis season.
It is important both for predicting the future of the present outbreak and for implementing effective prophylactic measures, to identify the causes of this behavior.
Modulation of stem cell behavior holds exceptional promise for a new prophylactic approach for controlling mammary cancer risk.
However, these patients cannot be identified using processed EEG parameters, and it is likely that prophylactic use of drugs is an aspect of individual nurse behavior and has no rationale.
To determine the concordance between referring physician behavior and published criteria for performance of imaging studies and institution of prophylactic therapy, respectively, in children referred to an academic children's hospital headache clinic.
