Sentence examples for behaviour explained from inspiring English sources

A recent systematic review of the relationship between clinical behaviours and behavioural intention found that the proportion of variance in behaviour explained by intention was of a similar magnitude to that found in the literature relating to non-health professionals [ 13].

This behaviour explained the large number of visits that were recorded from section 4 to section 3. When learners encountered the first question of section 4 they had to track the content which contained the answer.

"I feel like I have an obligation as a football player, to my club, to my family, to not react to things like this and to show that the club stands better than that, that I was raised better than to respond to such ridiculous behaviour," explained Altidore, who spent the 2009-10 season on loan at Hull from Villarreal.

"After she had heard my story, she realized he was continuing or escalating his behaviour," explained Riddle.

In the present study, blood feeding and exophily behaviour explained a part of the variability of the mortality of An. gambiae for the compounds when used alone, but not for the mixtures, indicating that the efficacy of the mixtures was not dependent on the mosquito behaviour in the experimental huts.

Among those with an average 79 years of age, sedentary behaviour explained 24% of the daily functions [ 30].

This behaviour explains the known positive effect on the pore structure achieved by adding copper.

The Canadian architect later apologised for his behaviour, explaining that he had jet lag and had only just arrived at the hotel.

Back in Germany, she received "quite a long letter from Orwell apologising for his behaviour, explaining that he, too, had recently been bereaved, and was looking for a wife".

These conclusions demonstrate that the visualization is capable of efficiently communicating some important patterns in the collective user behaviour, explaining some aspects of how OSM data are added and modified.

We believe that this sex-specific difference in shoaling behaviour explains why females were four times more likely to become infected with the ectoparasite, Gyrodactylus turnbulli than males.