Students are taught that accepting responsibility for behaviour is more important than their individual rights, and the parents are told that the school values the development of strong character above all else.
The strong association between alcohol-related dysfunction and employment, compared to the small effects of volume of ethanol which were mainly via dysfunction, seems to suggest that, when considering effects on employment, whether alcohol leads to dysfunctional behaviour is more important than the overall amount consumed.
"I wanted it to come out of an era that I think to be the best decade of cinema in America, the 1970s, in which an actor's character and behaviour were more important than plot," he adds.
The difference in attenuation between the two cohorts may be due to the relative impact of behaviours on diseases at different ages, although our results demonstrating that cumulative behaviours are more important than single measures make this less likely.
Some reports suggest that the effect of family smoking is particularly relevant for younger children [ 53, 54], whereas peer group behaviours are more important in influencing smoking during teenage years [ 55, 56].
Our results are different from Swiergiel and Dunn who demonstrated that COX-1 plays an important role in the early changes in sickness behaviour, while COX-2 is more important at later time points, coinciding with the onset of a fever response (Swiergiel and Dunn, 2002).
The measurement 'protocol' (i.e. how the animal and its feeding behaviour are managed before measurement) is more important than the technology used to make the CH4 measurement.
Much of the media and many politicians blame health inequalities on behaviour, but we have found that poverty is more important," she says.
Genetically there is the experience, and that instinctive part of my knowledge is more important for my behaviour in dangerous situations on the mountain than pure intelligence … without this instinct I would not be here".
As a generalization it may be said that territoriality is more important in the behaviour of birds than of mammals, but data for the latter are available primarily for diurnal species.
A Media Show special did little more than air the woe of hacks ("a lot of them will never work again," said Carole Malone), and try out various metaphors for the Murdoch empire ("a tottering Middle East dictatorship in which loyalty to the chief is more important than ethical behaviour" according to Andrew Gowers).
