Sentence examples for behaviour evaluate from inspiring English sources

In this study we investigated how physicians on the basis of prescription behaviour evaluate the effectiveness of treatment options in their management of myofascial pain.

analyse what had caused such problems or, conversely, successes ('diagnostic' behaviour): evaluate which strategy was preferable ('option assessment') elicit suggestions about how to develop the organisation's future work ('strategy-seeking') initiate the production of information about the organisation's current or recent activities ('seeking fuller reports').

The new alloys have been manufactured using investment casting techniques, and their creep and oxidation behaviour evaluated.

Consequently, the wear behaviour (evaluated against different countermaterials) improved, due to increased resistance to plastic deformation, as well as to decreased tendency towards adhesion.

Logistic regression models were fitted to assess the association of the two main outcomes (CMD and suicidal behaviour evaluated one at a time) with potential risk factors.

The effect of the intra-articular injection of the local anaesthetic lidocaine in diminishing the nociceptive behaviour evaluated by the Knee-Bend and CatWalk tests demonstrates that there is nociceptive input arising from the knee joint.

Under these conditions our studies indicate that the predominant behaviour evaluated in the Matrigel chemoinvasion assay is the capacity for cell migration on laminin/collagen IV and not MMP-mediated invasion that occurs through basement membranes and stromal matrices in vivo.

To better understand this process, we have studied the effects of different statins in our in-house, well-categorised models of CaP behaviour, evaluating the differential effects of specific statins on cellular binding, migration and early cellular survival in human BMS.

Responses to all items assessing the behaviours evaluated whether or not they perform antisepsis/disinfection procedures in their working activity were as "yes" and "no" choices [Additional file 1].

In Infancy and Human Growth (1928), he presented a developmental schedule based on this theory, using 195 items of behaviour to evaluate infants of ages between 3 and 30 months.

Finite element methods were used to model the stress fields, reproduce the indentation behaviour and evaluate elastic properties.