Sentence examples for behavioral impacts from inspiring English sources
This article categorizes tontine-like contracts by analyzing their funding sources and behavioral impacts.
Schmieder et al. (2012) used German data and found small effects of benefit extensions on unemployment duration, with limited variation in their behavioral impacts over the business cycle.
To assess the potential for behavioral impacts, we exposed four species of fish to varying intensities of recorded hydrokinetic turbine sound in a semi-natural environment.
This investigation revealed that heavy metal contamination can influence the composition of natural enemy communities and exposure can have reproductive, developmental, immunological and behavioral impacts on predators and parasitoids.
Evidence from a survey in an archipelago north of the Arctic Circle shows that most tourists considered weather conditions during their stay to be fairly good and that weather aspects have relatively small behavioral impacts.
Recent evaluations of the expansions of UI benefit durations in the U.S., for example, indicate that the behavioral impacts of these expansions were small (Rothstein, 2011; Farber and Valletta, 2011), at least relative to their important role in stabilizing aggregate demand.
The WHO has its outbreak communication guidelines for emergencies, but it also has a communication for behavioral impact model for health communication and behavior change.
They claim that substantial behavioral impact leading to long-term healthy or sustainable behaviors requires consumers' recognition of the urgency to change lifestyles and subsequent conscious behavioral adjustments.
Thus, our studies indicate that the behavioral impact of feminizing pheromone-sensing neurons on male courtship behavior cannot be explained solely by changes in fru-dependent processes.
Conversely, manipulations that occur with a 180° phase offset may have their behavioral impact limited to intervals in which retrieved information is used to guide behavior, but have no effect (or the opposite effect) at times when task-relevant information is being encoded.
Seligman noticed a long-term behavioral impact on dogs subjected to electric shocks.
