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"If the UK's particular reliance on promotional activity continues, it will signify a worrisome pattern of behaviour has emerged," IRI warned in the report.

Certainly the historical basis to Chinese behaviour has emerged ever more clearly in the past few years, as leaders in Beijing have expressed a desire for a prominent global influence based on longstanding ideas of China as a great power.

Time spent in sedentary behaviour has emerged as a potentially important indicator of health in adult populations [ 2], independent of achieving sufficient physical activity.

Over the past 25 years, health information-seeking behaviour has emerged as an important concept in the field of health communication.

As heterosexual intercourse has become the main route of HIV transmission in several parts of the world, lowering the risk via intervention aimed at reducing risky sexual behaviour has emerged as an important issue in HIV prevention.

Lesions of the BLA, however, resulted in both resistance to punishment-induced suppression and an increase in cocaine seeking, but the characteristics of this apparent compulsive cocaine seeking were somewhat different from that seen in the subpopulation of intact rats in which this behaviour has emerged over a long cocaine self-administration history.

In addition, excessive sedentary behaviour (particularly when measured as screen-based behaviours) has emerged as a risk factor for cardiometabolic disease independent of moderate-to-vigorous PA (MVPA) [ 2, 3].

Sedentary behaviour and health has emerged as a new area of scientific investigation, based on accumulating studies linking prolonged sitting to morbidity and mortality.

2 3 Cognitive behaviour therapy (CBT) has emerged as a leading evidence supported form of brief psychological therapy for people with depression. 4 5 Demand for CBT, however, cannot be met from existing therapist resources.

Despite support for the TPB, the normative component of the model, which reflects social pressure from significant others to perform the behaviour [ 15], has emerged consistently as the weakest predictor of sun protective intentions [ 6, 19], a trend which concurs with previous meta-analytic research [ 17].

As previously discussed, more recently, a new concept of detecting intrusions by the analysis of the user behaviour in the computer has emerged [39], which is performed by the behavioural IDS [49].