Sentence examples for various behaviour from inspiring English sources
Particular attention has been paid to short-term effects, and commonly used measurements of short-term stress include heart rate, a number of heart rate variability parameters, blood or saliva cortisol levels, eye temperature, and various behaviour parameters including in particular behaviour patterns presumably indicative of conflict with the rider's/trainer's aids.
Finally, there's mention of wearable tech that could be used to trigger the magnetic sensor and prompt various behaviour from the iPad.
The NLSCY includes PMK reports of various behaviour problems for children aged 4 through 11.
Risk perception is a central construct in various behaviour theories [ 15].
Findings based on various subgroups of specific offense characteristics within the forensic sample are presented in Tables 3 and 4. To avoid chance findings, only total scores of the various behaviour variables were included in the analyses.
DVDs (http://www.succeedfoundation.org) and books for carers describe various behaviour change strategies and how social support can be used to enhance refeeding and other eating disorder symptoms [ 54, 55].
Each dog was given three minutes to retrieve the treats, with their behaviour recorded on video and scored for the frequency and duration of various behaviours, such as jumping up at the researcher or making eye contact.
But constantly analysing the risks of various behaviours cannot be healthy, or likely to add to one's stock of general happiness.
The control paradigm is based on communication and movement strategies from slime mould, that uses 1-bit communication for various behaviours of the super organism.
In most instances, the lizard's "performance," (that is, the lizard's ability to execute various behaviours or function well metabolically) is optimal within a small range of temperatures.
After reaching a certain concentration threshold, the molecules become detectable to bacteria populations, which then activate corresponding response genes that regulate various behaviours, such as virulence, horizontal gene transfer, biofilm formation, and competence (the ability to take up DNA).
