Sentence examples for anticipated behavioral from inspiring English sources

It contains so many insights, including many that anticipated behavioral finance.

It was thus felt that there was a need to undertake a rapid participatory (involving the community) needs assessment survey to establish the extent to which the anticipated behavioral changes had taken place with a view to establishing the factors underlying the non-compliance.

If the anticipated behavioral responses are included in the optimization algorithm, the design is optimal for the assumed behavioral responses, and the resulting contrast efficiency is greater than what either a block design or a random design can achieve.

"Because H.I.V. is no longer an automatic death sentence, we must anticipate behavioral shifts and explain the benefits and limits of current therapies," Dr. Gayle said.

It was anticipated that behavioral (TEA-Ch) and self-report (ACS and ECS) indices of attention and effortful control would be positively related.

Contrary to what might be anticipated given their behavioral phenotype, UCN3OE mice showed no differences in ACTH or corticosterone levels under basal conditions but exhibited attenuated HPA axis activation (ACTH) in response to stress.

The policy and practice response to PrEP, in contrast, has been slow and likely reflects the more complex messages that accompany this biomedical intervention, which has proven to be more behavioral than anticipated.

They include anticipating the enjoyment; behavioral display (expressing emotions via nonverbal behaviors); being 'in the moment' (directing controlled attention toward positive experiences when they occur savoring); communicating and celebrating positive experiences with others; and recalling previously pleasurable events.

As anticipated, due to the simultaneous behavioral experiment, self-regulation of the differential feedback signal was somewhat less successful than during the training and transfer runs, but it still demonstrated statistically significant differences from baseline.

Taking account of the much greater behavioral impact from the higher top rate than anticipated, Treasury economists concluded that the cost of reducing the top rate to 45 percent from 50 percent was negligible in terms of revenue – about £100 million a year.

In Shakespeare's plays, Mark Antony (in Julius Caesar) and the Duke of Buckingham (Richard III) display the principles of propaganda and discuss them in words and concepts that anticipate the present-day behavioral scientist.