Sentence examples for behavior in this case from inspiring English sources
Human behavior, in this case, baffled him.
And while the store should certainly correct errors promptly, its behavior in this case suggests a doofus manager, not a moral transgression.
Unfortunately, many of the management techniques you use to drive performance in normal circumstances can drive unproductive or unethical behavior in this case.
The behavior in this case is controlled by the truncate and trunc_value settings in the.sherpa.rc file; see "ahelp sherparc" for details on this file.
As the case of climate change illustrates, many consumers are enthusiastic about changing their behavior — in this case, the way they drive cars — if they believe that by adapting to new technologies they will save themselves and the planet.
Mr. Smith's driving behavior in this case was eventually examined by a grand jury, which indicted him on two counts: driving to endanger (pretty serious) and aggravated assault (very serious, the kind of thing that means jail time).
Laws can be effective policy interventions if persons are aware of the laws, expect some level of enforcement, and if awareness influences their behaviors, in this case by reducing certain behaviors and/or increasing disclosure.
Overall, this research has explored in a unique way the sequencing of different health behavior intervention modules and elucidated the proximal predictors of changing hand hygiene behaviors, in this case handwashing, and, thus, contributes to the emerging literature on the developments of health behavior change techniques.
And all the evidence of her sexual behavior -- in this case the physical evidence implicating the accuser's other encounters that week -- thus becomes highly relevant".
In an interview, Dr. Redelmeier said the researchers decided to look at screenwriters to shed light on the roles of biology and behavior -- in this case, whether the genetic traits that make people successful mean they are likely to be healthy as well, or whether the positive changes success brings in behavior and self-esteem account for the extra years.
There certainly is not a linear relationship between disclosure and behavior change in this case, considering that a $50,000 drug may only cost the average consumer a couple hundred of dollars per year in co-pays.
