Sentence examples for assessing the behaviour of from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for the Department of Employment acknowledged that private contractors played a role in assessing the behaviour of income support payment recipients, but said it provided clear requirements and training on how to appropriately monitor them.

The combination of CO2-evolution and DOC-elimination is a suitable instrument for assessing the behaviour of chemicals within one test.

The developed mathematical model assessing the behaviour of these complex systems includes description of general boundary conditions, the interaction mechanisms between structures, power flows and control characteristics.

In their particular case they chose a game that involved four people who had never met (and who interacted via a computer) making decisions about their own self-interest that involved assessing the behaviour of others.

The development of fusion power requires a facility for assessing the behaviour of materials subjected to damage from 14 MeV neutrons with displacement damage levels of up to about 150 displacements per atom (dpa).

Assessing the behaviour of any freely moving animal is difficult due to an inability to isolate the specific sensory cues and motivational states the subjects utilise to acquire or perform a task.

The use of trained actors to play standardised patients has been successfully used before in other studies assessing the behaviours of physicians [ 14, 15], and by the Royal College of General Physicians in the assessment of primary care physicians in the UK.

To properly assess the behaviour of timber elements, many assessment techniques are available but they present some limitations.

To assess the behaviour of bovine ATII cells under true 3D format, we seeded ATII cells embedded in Matrigel™ (100%).

The university has already set up a panel to assess the behaviour of Jones and colleagues, which is headed by Sir Muir Russell.

Chelsea are last and only marginally better, 19th out of 20 clubs, in the category that assesses the behaviour of managers.