Sentence examples similar to behaviour demonstrated to from inspiring English sources

Self-report of smoking behaviour has been demonstrated to be a valid measure of smoking compared to biochemical markers 40 but smoking during pregnancy is likely to be under-reported, particularly by mothers 41.

We should be proud of what Julia Gillard has helped this country achieved, and I believe we should not endorse the behaviour demonstrated by Rudd over the past three years.

Analyses on current food consumption, lifestyle and eating behaviour demonstrated that 36% men and 31% women exceeded the guidelines for daily energy intake for median physical activity.

The changes in motile behaviour demonstrated by tumour cells require dynamic rearrangements in the actin cytoskeleton, which are governed by multiple actin-binding proteins (Matsudaira, 1994).

Change from screening visit in Nisonger Child Behaviour Rating Form score (a parent-rated assessment of child and adolescent behaviour) demonstrated that both Ritalin LA® and Medikinet® retard improved disruptive behaviours [ 38].

19 The patient friendly and patient-centered behaviours have been demonstrated to increase the trust significantly.

Group programs addressing lifestyle behaviours have been demonstrated to be effective but the mechanisms for this effect have often not been described [ 14, 22, 23].

General practice based interventions addressing lifestyle behaviours have been demonstrated to be feasible and effective however it is not clear whether general practitioners (GPs) take psychological health into consideration when discussing lifestyle behaviours.

Cognitive behaviour therapy has been demonstrated to be an effective treatment for Social Phobia [ 45- 51].

"A manager's behaviour should demonstrate to players and other employees under his control that discrimination in any form is unacceptable," said a Cardiff statement released through the club's lawyers Mishcon de Reya.

A manager's behaviour should demonstrate to players and other employees under his control that discrimination in any form is unacceptable.' We therefore find it entirely reprehensible that the LMA should itself put out a statement which seeks to dismiss deeply offensive racist comments as 'friendly banter'.