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Mutual inhibition model of pattern formation: The role of Wnt-Dickkopf interactions in driving Hydra body axis formation. [PDF]

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Patterns of Behaviour

Practical Pre-School, 2015
Pattern pervades all areas of a child's life, from tangible objects in the environment to ways in which routines are established. Hilary White provides a guide to children's grasp of this key concept.
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Patterns of behaviour

Early Years Educator, 2013
Is your child a little schema? A proper understanding of these repeated actions will give practitioners an invaluable insight into each child's interests and ways of thinking, and of embedding their learning.
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The predictability and patterns of vigilant behaviour

Behavioural Processes, 1990
While foraging, many animals alternate between feeding and scanning. Spectral analysis of continuous series of scan durations S and inter-scan intervals I for American Goldfinches Carduelis tristis, feeding either on small or large seeds, and choughs Pyrrhocorax pyrrhocorax showed that there were nonrandom fluctuations in the magnitude of S and I is ...
J P, Desportes   +5 more
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The type a behaviour pattern and physique

Journal of Psychosomatic Research, 1983
This study examines the possibility that Type A behaviour is related to physique, and thus, is secondary to physique as a risk factor for coronary heart disease (CHD). Scores on a modified version of the 1966 Jenkins Activity Survey were correlated with a number of physical parameters. Age was found to have the highest correlation of -0.177.
C, Kraiuhin   +4 more
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Type A behaviour pattern and assertive behaviour

European Journal of Personality, 1988
The assertiveness patterns of Type A coronary‐prone subjects were compared with those of Type B subjects in negative and positive situations. Type As were found to exhibit high assertiveness in both negative and positive situations. Type Bs responded as assertively as Type As in positive situations but less assertively in negative situations.
Thalma E. Lobel   +2 more
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Alcohol‐related Behaviour Patterns

Australian and New Zealand Journal of Medicine, 1981
Abstract: Alcohol‐related behaviour patterns.When one tentatively accepts the evidence for possible genetic components in alcoholism and starts to speculate about the behavioural processes involved one faces the gap between alcoholism and alcohol related behaviour.
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Patterns of Buyer Behaviour

2022
This chapter addresses patterns of buyer behaviour. It begins by analysing the concept of repeat buying and discussing the implications for brand loyalty and market share. The chapter also identifies what patterns of purchasing from consumer panel data can reveal about the state of a brand.
Isabelle Szmigin, Maria Piacentini
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