Ying Luo, Ting Liu, Xiuling Yang, Mingqin Lu, Zhiru Kou, Xiaohan Xu
Human papillomavirus vaccination and contributing factors of vaccination intention among adolescents and young adults in China from a socio-ecological perspective: A cross-sectional study
Public health nursing (Boston, Mass.)
animal behavior shaped myriad mechanisms acting wide range scales hampers quantitative reasoning identification general principles combine data analysis theory investigate relationship behavioral plasticity heavytailed statistics often observed animal behavior specifically first leverage highresolution recordings c elegans locomotion show stochastic transitions among longlived behaviors exhibit heavytailed first passage time distributions correlation functions heavy tails explained slow adaptation behavior time particular result motivates second step introducing general model separate fast dynamics quasistationary multiwell potential nonergodic slowly varying modes show heavy tails generically emerge model provide theoretical derivation resulting functional form become power law exponents depend strength fluctuations finally provide direct support generality findings testing c elegans mutant adaptation suppressed heavy tails thus disappear recordings larval zebrafish swimming behavior heavy tails prevalent