"reduced behavior" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe when someone's behavior has decreased, for example, "After the counseling sessions, his reduced behavior was a welcome relief."
Cross-fostering reduced behaviors of body sniffing, whisker to whisker, push under, and touching in Asic3+/+(cf) mice (p = 0.0413; 0.0052; 0.0126; 0.0284, respectively; Fig. 8C).
Economists sometimes do try to reduce behavior to law-like predictability.
Dr. Frieden said studies show that people who learn that they are H.I.V.-positive reduce behavior that could spread the virus.
A variety of small-scale studies have shown that enrollment in after-school programs, particularly through grade 3, helps boost attendance and reduce behavior problems during the school day, and even improves academic performance in class and on standardized tests.
While no single study can hope to be definitive, our team at Rutgers published a randomized trial of Tools of the Mind that finds this curriculum substantially reduces behavior problems.
The oxide precursors showed low specific surface areas and different reducing behavior.
SiO2 coatings showed no effects on the resistance of the vapor cells against the reducing behavior of cesium.
Patients affected by chronic TTH showed a normal reducing behavior (habituation) in scalp potentials evoked by CO2 laser stimulation (LEPs) of the hand and facial skin [66].
Of course, "Tool Academy" fails in a lot of respects - by reducing behavior that veers into emotionally abusive territory to silly entertainment, it undercuts the real-life consequences of that behavior.
Tangible, expected rewards reduce behavior for interesting tasks (where behavior is initially high).
It has been reported that electroacupuncture (EA) could reduce behavior deficit and long-term potentiation (LTP) in VD model rats [ 51].
