Sentence examples for behaviour as a consequence of from inspiring English sources

It must first be observed that, just as an automaton is an acceptable description (or model) of a neural structure, an automaton, though frequently thought of as a computing machine, is in general a response mechanism that produces output (or behaviour) as a consequence of the input (or environmental stimuli).

Figure 2a shows the transfer characteristics of a device, displaying an ambipolar behaviour as a consequence of the small channel bandgap.

Burstiness of human behaviour as a consequence of processing tasks in relation with their perceived priority have been studied, but not specifically in the context of groups [37].

Cells actively change their properties and behaviour as a consequence of internal decisions or "subcellular rules" that are encoded in the genetic information which allows them to respond "appropriately" to external signals such as soluble factors or insoluble ECM.

The behaviour as a consequence of the personal perception of success or failure.

As pointed out by the 2nd reviewer the age related decrease in deviation of transcriptional profiles reflects the increase in regular behaviour as a consequence of chaotic dynamics, described for human physiology [ 26].

The majority of participants indicated a change in health behaviours as a consequence of their participation in the telephone mentoring with 14 (32%) actively making health behaviour changes, 18 (41%) showing openness to change and making some small change(s), and 12 (27%) appearing somewhat more resistant to making changes.

In particular, a number of studies analysing the representation of the HPV vaccination in newsprint media found that, despite relatively positive descriptions of vaccination, there was a focus on infection rates amongst women and on risky sexual behaviours as a consequence of vaccination [ 15, 47].

Participants perceived TDT to be an important and beneficial task during a consultation, but indicated that they applied selective screening and counselling behaviours as a consequence of interactions between healthcare systems constraints, their own limited knowledge and skills, and misperceptions and misconceptions about the effectiveness and feasibility of TDT.

When asked for their behaviour change as a consequence of studying the guideline on a more general level, the participants of the focus groups gave heterogeneous feedback.

The necessity to improve the buildings' energy behaviour became peremptory as a consequence of the two oil crises in the 1970's, and was expressed primarily in the effort to reduce the demand for heating, ventilation and air-conditioning, whilst improving the rather modest indoor environmental conditions standards of that time.