Sentence examples for striking behavioral from inspiring English sources
Q. Did you see less teasing and bullying in the schools where you used your jigsaw method? A. There were striking behavioral findings.
In The Natural History of the Rich (Norton, $27), author Richard Conniff finds striking behavioral similarities between the wealthy and our tree-dwelling cousins.
Leo Kanner of the Johns Hopkins Hospital first used autism in its modern sense in English when he introduced the label early infantile autism in a 1943 report of 11 children with striking behavioral similarities.
Among the series of behavioral tests, the most striking behavioral difference was observed in the home cage activity.
EPP is a defining feature of the mating system of Australian fairy-wrens (genus Malurus), associated with striking behavioral and morphological adaptations.
The migratory locust, Locusta migratoria manilensis, undergoes a striking behavioral phase transition, from a solitary, essentially harmless animal to a seemingly endless cloud of voracious, traveling swarms that devour the vegetation in their path.
To obtain their foods, they possess striking physical and behavioral adaptations, such as tongues as long as 2.5 cm (1 inch), hairy bodies, and (in honeybees and bumblebees) special pollen baskets.
There are less striking differences in behavioral distributions in the verbal and motor categories.
It is becoming increasingly clear that although the neurological symptoms of ASD are the most striking among the behavioral and functional manifestations of affected individuals, there are many associated peripheral physiological symptoms that have often gone unnoticed/ignored and clinically unaddressed.
Drosophilid fruit flies have provided science with striking cases of behavioral adaptation and genetic innovation.
Indeed, comparisons of zebrafish isolated from different geographic regions, and different lab strains, have revealed striking differences in behavioral syndromes among populations (Robison and Rowland, 2005; Oswald and Robison, 2008; Drew et al., 2012; Martins and Bhat, 2014).
