Sentence examples for behaviour in the population from inspiring English sources

Even when the perception of security is based on the impressions and fears from a surveyed population, with these feelings representing a generalised behaviour in the population, the perception of security might be considered an attribute of the region rather than the impressions and fears of some of its individuals, hence the validity of a regional approach to the perception of security.

This study does not therefore explore the prevalence of demand response behaviour in the population of PV owners in the UK but rather the behaviour of a self-selected sample of this population that is arguably economically minded and has already decided to engage in demand response.

High levels of intergenomic additivity for territorial success suggest that there is no strong directional selection for territorial behaviour in the population from which the Winters lines were sampled.

This is 70% higher than the base case estimate which modelled the observed screening behaviour in the population.

The Norwegian Institute for Alcohol and Drug Research collect data on risk-related behaviour in the population on a regular basis.

A strategy of changes to the environment combined with advice and support at both individual and institutional levels may, therefore, be required to bring about substantial and sustained changes in travel behaviour in the population.

Telephone interviews are an effective and economical way to monitor health behaviours in the population.

Epidemiologically, clinic data often reflect just tips of the icebergs, which are in turn affected by health-seeking behaviours in the population.

It is widely acknowledged that adverse lifestyle behaviours in the population now will place an unsustainable burden on health service resources in the future.

Incorporating HPV testing into cervical cancer screening, could change women's perceptions of cervical cancer and influence sexual attitudes and behaviours in the population.

National health surveys provide estimates of behaviours in the population—such as levels of alcohol consumption which inform health policies, but validity depends on their representativeness of the general population.