Sentence examples for behaviour gained from inspiring English sources

According to Michel et al. (2014), it is argued that the skills, personality type and behaviour gained through engaging in family or other activities outside of work is transferred into work-related leadership roles.

This may suggest that in our study, lizards achieved faster speeds for longer, which may confirm a changing behaviour gained from experience.

As the behaviour gained attention both within the clinical literature and media, the production of social/empirical media pertaining to self-injury did significantly increase [ 70] which could have influenced rates within adolescent populations.

The DSME sessions focused on: information on diabetes and diabetes medications, adoption of self-care behaviour, gaining control over the condition through problem solving skills and goal setting.

Relative to a no-treatment control condition, habit-based interventions evaluated by Lally et al. (2008) and McGowan et al. (2013) yielded greater automaticity and behaviour gains at 8-week follow-up, and in both instances, automaticity change correlated positively with behaviour change indicators.

Avoid giving your child a treat in order to stop them from doing something naughty, as they will soon learn that bad behaviour gains them attention or gifts; which is exactly the opposite of what you are hoping to achieve.

Equally important, such behaviour is gained without significantly affecting the workability of the mixture.

Such methods will continually be developed over time as further knowledge of crack behaviour is gained to determine appropriate limits and identify the optimal time to repair.

This sound, the tours and recordings made together with Lemmy's band, the girls' denim and leather look, as much as their rowdy and alcohol driven off-stage behaviour soon gained Girlschool the moniker of 'sisters of Motörhead', which they are often still identified with today.

From an intervention perspective, study findings point towards the need to further develop content, delivery and tailoring methods, applying insights into behaviour change gained elsewhere.

These leaflets are well used in Child Health Clinics (CHC) and indications for a small effect on parental behaviours were gained through observational research [ 5, 6].