Sentence examples for shown behavioural from inspiring English sources
There are multiple previous studies that have shown behavioural and biological traits that are different between the N2 and the CB4856 strains.
Although people with ADHD have shown behavioural deficits in responding to simple stimuli during sensorimotor tasks [ 28- 30], methodological shortcomings in the limited studies available have precluded an adequate understanding of the role of neural networks in processing predictable and non-predictable stimuli in ADHD.
We could have chosen a different psychological intervention such as cognitive behavioural therapy, 30 but reviews 19 and controlled trials 31 have shown behavioural activation to be as effective as cognitive behavioural therapy potentially more so for severe cases 32 and can be delivered effectively by junior healthcare personnel.
However, 62.3% of infants with negative and demanding behaviour showed behavioural improvement in toddlerhood, compared with 51.9% of infants with communication and interaction problems.
The US Navy part-funded the new studies but said the findings only showed behavioural responses to sonar, not actual harm.
He had been enrolled on an NVQ business administration course but showed behavioural problems, was involved in petty crime and rarely attended classses.
Another study published today by the Department for Environment examined every elephant in UK zoos, finding that "there was a welfare concern for every elephant in the UK" and 54% showed behavioural problems during the daytime.
After that, rats show behavioural changes associated to depression.
The beaches in scheme two showed behavioural patterns similar to unprotected beaches which were not observable in scheme one.
However, parents only showed behavioural discrimination between vocalizations from their own and unfamiliar infants when their infants were mostly independent.
Studies on the Perry Preschool Project show behavioural differences between pre-school participants and non-participants are either maintained or increased over time (Schweinhart, 2005).
