Sentence examples for putative behaviors from inspiring English sources

These are called putative behaviors.

After establishing the growth model for each outcome, we added the intervention condition and an interaction between time parameter and the intervention condition to the models to test for differences in experimental conditions and for differences in developmental trajectory of a putative behavior as a function of experimental condition, respectively.

In both models, there was a strong dissociation between nonspecific locomotion and putative exploratory behaviors.

Our results extend these previous observations by the prospective nature of our study and the adjustments for putative lifestyle behaviors and sociodemographic confounders.

Collectively, these results reinforce the existence of the TNF signaling cascade in mollusks like disk abalone, further implicating the putative regulatory behavior of TTRAP in invertebrate host pathology.

In this regard, the putative "swarming" behavior of plant roots might be a pertinent example.

Seven criteria are proposed for the definition of a swarm, whose application can help identify putative swarming behavior in plants.

Computer simulations of such events and/or additional examples of putative interpretive behavior in other RNAs will be quite valuable.

In these particular observations, it was the experimental imposition of both phototaxis and a critical cell density that led to a phase transition, which then favored the putative swarming behavior.

Thus, there is no concordance between the putative mating-behavior genes expressed differently in Z and M female heads and the genes expressed differently between the Zimbabwe and European populations in whole females.

Multiple separate trials conducted as part of the Risk Evaluation and Education for Alzheimer's Disease REVEALL) study have shown that cognitively normal adults with an affected parent or sibling who learned of an increased genetic risk for AD are more likely than those at population risk or those receiving non-genetic risk assessments to report changes in putative AD-prevention behaviors [ 3, 4].