In the Mature rats, in turn, their fully developed skeleton and relatively higher habitual activity ensured readily an appropriate mechanical competence for the treadmill running, and there remained only a marginal room to respond to mechanical stimulus caused by additional treadmill training.
However, lifestyle behaviors are habitual and become relatively stable in adulthood as compared with childhood [ 20].
Like rural communities, which were characterized by exceedingly low crime rates, rural career offenders tended to be relatively harmless criminals especially compared to habitual offenders commonly found in the criminological literature.
Perhaps DS are relatively less likely to disrupt simpler habitual activities, such as taking oral medication as directed.
This important observation is a cornerstone of models of addiction (4,5), in which a critical element of the addictive process is the transition to habitual behavior that is relatively insensitive to the current hedonic value of the outcome.
This is in contrast to the relatively low risk 'kiss', reported to have reached habitual or customary status at three of the study sites, which involves less intimate contact with another individual.
Robinson, as if relishing the imposition, has instantly made things hard for herself: the diary form that reports on daily and habitual occurrences tends to be relatively static; it is difficult to whip the donkey of dailiness into big, bucking, dramatic scenes.
However, showering length is somewhat habitual and may thus be relatively stable over the course of several years.
On the other hand, if the internally generated motor schemas are disproportionately imprecise, but habitual actions or affordances are relatively preserved, this would lead to an abnormal reliance on environmentally triggered motor schema for action selection.
First, when measured in a lean condition the animals had been in their habitual environment for 1.5 years, were relatively active and eating a low energy dense diet, in stark contrast to laboratory species [46] and much epidemiological data in Man.
