Sentence examples for behaviour more difficult from inspiring English sources
They should, however, be more prepared to depart from it, especially in times like these even if that makes behaviour more difficult to describe in elegant equations.
Populations of mixed household sizes are achievable through the same basic methodology, but the ensuing behaviour is more difficult to visualise and the relationships to the distribution of household sizes is naturally more complex.
In South Asians, current smoking behaviour was more difficult to distinguish.
There is evidence to suggest that patients that present with an extended preceding history of anorexic behaviour are more difficult to treat and cure and that early interventions improve prognosis [ 5].
After initiation of tobacco use, overcoming addictive behaviours is more difficult (43.5% named cravings as a barrier to quitting).
In November 2006, the dean of West Point military academy and a team of experts on interrogation visited the set of the programme to air their concern that the show was promoting unethical behaviour, making it more difficult for them to train soldiers and law-enforcement officers in legal and, just as much to the point, effective interrogation techniques.
Relatively small numbers of staff believed that patient behaviour had become more difficult to manage or that patients had become more aggressive.
Some respondents were of the opinion that patients have a 'bad attitude towards nurses', and their disrespectful behaviour, makes it more difficult for nurses to practise ethically.
The differences may indicate that professionals in CAP perceive treatment of suicidal behaviour to be more difficult than do their counterparts in DPC because they perceive that they receive limited support to do their work competently.
