Sentence examples for relevance behavior from inspiring English sources

Early in the Internet years, an interface was about beauty, whereas now it concerns relevance, behavior and choice.

Meanwhile both KEGG and GO functional enrichment results of GS03 show high relevance to behavior and normal function maintaining (see Fig. 5; Table 3).

A similar point could be made about properties: if the causal powers of M are included in those bestowed by P, then P's causal relevance to behavior, far from excluding M's, includes it.

TMS chronometry does this by investigating the relative timing of functional relevance for behavior in different brain regions.

Time-resolved TMS over multiple brain network nodes can elucidate the relative timings of functional relevance for behavior ("TMS chronometry"), while fMRI functional or effective connectivity (fMRI EC) can map task-specific interactions between brain regions based on the interrelation of measured signals.

However, the mechanisms that control signal transmission at this synapse and its relevance to behavior remain poorly understood.

This is congruent with the teachable moment literature in which health context and personal relevance motivate behavior change.

In these studies, the learned associations, and the sign of the resulting prediction errors, were of direct relevance for behavior.

The current study shows that the putamen is sensitive to unexpected outcomes even when the cue-stimulus association is learned incidentally and has no relevance to behavior.

Further studies to answer this question are warranted, and especially to study the exact clinical relevance and behavior of cystic lesions seen around MoM hips, to fully understand the clinical implications of our findings.

In all of these previous studies, the learned associations had direct relevance for behavior, either because they were linked to rewarding or punishing outcomes (e.g., McClure et al. 2003; O'Doherty et al. 2004; Seymour et al. 2004) or because subjects received feedback on their performance (Fletcher et al. 2001; Aron et al. 2004; Corlett et al. 2004; Turner et al. 2004).