Sentence examples for behaviour a paper from inspiring English sources
In 1964 Hamilton accepted a teaching position at Imperial College, London, and published "The Genetical Evolution of Social Behaviour," a paper that laid the foundation for population genetics studies of social behaviour.
In an attempt to further improve professional behaviour assessment, the triangulated teacher-led discussion of self- and peer-assessment of professional behaviour using a paper form is the contemporary practice at Maastricht medical school (van Mook and van Luijk 2010).
MICHELLE DUGUID, an assistant professor of organisational behaviour at Washington University in St Louis, recently published a paper on the behaviour of women in high-profile corporate roles.
Data on demographics and sexual risk behaviours are collected with a paper questionnaire.
I recall a paper about behaviour against visually hunting predators; that would be a good model.
In order to evaluate this component's behaviour, this paper presents a comparison between results obtained from a finite element model analysis and experiments.
For example, a paper on bird behaviour would be a member of Ornithology and Behavioural Sciences, but automatically also of Zoology and Biology.
A dedicated study nurse at each clinic or a designated staff member at the community sites confirms participants' eligibility via routinely collected data on sexual behaviour or by using a paper-based eligibility screening template.
Using the theory of planned behaviour this paper considers the impact of attitudes, perceptions and behavioural intentions on the data collection process in an engineering asset context.
Using the concept of illness behaviour, this paper describes the development, implementation, and planned evaluation of a structured intervention aimed at prevention and management of ineffective behaviours by long-term non-psychotic patients and their treating clinicians.
Using an extensive empirical study of air travel choice behaviour, this paper presents for the first time results of different stated choice experimental design approaches, in which respective estimation results are compared.
