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- adjective Describing the relationship between
neural activity andbehaviour - adjective Describing the assessment of
neurological status by observation of behaviour
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Examples
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EFSA also said "the data currently available do not provide convincing evidence of neurobehavioural toxicity of BPA."
David Ropeik: Europe Says Bisphenol A. Is Safe. But... David Ropeik 2010
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EFSA also said "the data currently available do not provide convincing evidence of neurobehavioural toxicity of BPA."
David Ropeik: Europe Says Bisphenol A. Is Safe. But... David Ropeik 2010
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EFSA also said "the data currently available do not provide convincing evidence of neurobehavioural toxicity of BPA."
David Ropeik: Europe Says Bisphenol A. Is Safe. But... David Ropeik 2010
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EFSA also said "the data currently available do not provide convincing evidence of neurobehavioural toxicity of BPA."
David Ropeik: Europe Says Bisphenol A. Is Safe. But... David Ropeik 2010
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The team, headed by Stump of WIL Research Laboratories, Ohio, concluded there was no evidence of either treatment related neurobehavioural ill-effects, or of neuropathology or effects on brain morphometry.
FoodProductionDaily RSS rory.harrington@decisionnews.com 2010
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ADHD is not a neurobehavioural condition, it's a neurobiological condition.
Adult ADD Strengths 2009
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The trust is making an effort towards mainstreaming children with disabilities like attention deficit hyperactive disorder (a neurobehavioural developmental disorder that is characterised by a persistent pattern of impulsiveness and inattention), autism, mental retardation and Aspergers syndrome (a person who finds social interaction difficult).
India eNews 2009
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Children’s exposure to environmental tobacco smoke may also contribute to cardiovascular disease in adulthood and to neurobehavioural impairment.
Archive 2006-02-01 2006
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