Sentence examples for behaviour evidence from inspiring English sources

Mice were examined daily, and were killed if they developed abnormal behaviour, evidence of pain or distress, or >20% weight loss.

Since many countries, including United Kingdom and United States, start to consider the use of financial incentives to promote changes in patients' behaviour, evidence about the effectiveness of vouchers is important.

The results obtained with the present approach shed some light on the complex coupling between the soil's and the structure's behaviour, evidencing the significant role that the embedded, massive foundations of the bridge play in the dynamic response of the system.

There are three main processes by which families and parenting may influence children's later sexual behaviour, evidenced primarily from research in high-income countries but increasingly confirmed in low-income countries.

Therefore, the proposed synthesis will offer an evidence-based programme theory of food availability for diet behaviour, including evidence mapping to demonstrate contextual factors, pathways of influence, and potential mechanisms.

Last June at a behaviour change evidence summit organised by the United States Agency for International Development (USaid) and Unicef, partners reviewed evidence in order to better understand how to improve child survival.

The fact that experiences influence subsequent behaviour is evidence of an obvious but nevertheless remarkable activity called remembering.

Whether such behaviour is evidence of her inherent realness or someone trying to retain an important part of her identity, I'll let you judge.

I am uncomfortable about debates over separation and inclusion which move almost seamlessly to citing violent, extreme behaviour as evidence for or against.

There has long been concern that lawyers have tried to undermine the protections given to rape complainants in section 41, including by slipping past sexual behaviour into evidence via medical reports.

They include his proposals for a national counter-terrorism force and for a "selective amnesty" for 600,000 illegal immigrants subject to long residence, good behaviour and evidence of integration.