Sentence examples for behaviour as a precursor from inspiring English sources

And I could just as easily write off Ionesco's questioning of "normal" behaviour as a precursor to RD Laingian hippy psycho-babble - but that would be wilfully reductive.

As discussed in the theories section, many behavioural theories suggest intention as a precursor to behaviour, therefore incorporating evaluative questions based on future intentions is likely to be a good predictor of behavioural change and impact on practice.

Therefore, it seems to be important to measure treatment adherence behaviour as well as its psychological precursors.

However, it is not clear whether such dieting behaviour is a precursor to the illness or merely an early symptom.

Research has focussed on violent and antisocial behaviours which are criminal or may be seen as a precursor to criminal behaviour, for example, antisocial behaviour in young people.

11 As a precursor of favourable health behaviour, experts have advocated health literacy since community-based interventions began exploring the potential impact of behavioural changes on CVD. 1 12 The WHO promotes public awareness of diet and physical activity as a 'best buy' to improve cardiovascular behaviour.

This includes looking for known patterns of abusive behaviour, as well as patterns of behaviour that deviate by a significant degree from "the norm".

The colour model focuses on the red components synthesis and describes postharvest colour behaviour as a function of the amount of colour precursor present at the time of harvest, the colour at harvest and the storage time.

Tiptoe behaviour prepares spiderlings for ballooning and can hence be considered as a precursor of aerial dispersal.

This paper advances a notion of incivility as a precursor to a continuum of antisocial acts culminating in bullying behaviour.

Since hydrogenated PVC may be considered as a precursor of PE, the results provide novel information about the space charge behaviour of the latter polymer.