Alternatively, it may be that control group participants in behavioural weight loss intervention trials do change their behaviour, but not sufficient to induce actual weight loss.
However, contextual imitation, in which pre-existing behavioural routines are selected on the basis of physical match by observation of another's behaviour, is not sufficient to explain copying of liana-scratch, an organized, goal-directed sequence of actions that does not normally occur in the chimpanzee repertoire: procedural imitation is required.
To describe the overall sorption behaviour, it is not sufficient to characterize the resin structure by estimating pore size distribution and internal surface area of the dry polymers.
Results obtained using the simulation show that, while a previously proposed model of endo-PG action captures some of the salient features of this enzymes behaviour, it is not sufficient to successfully predict experimental digest patterns from pectic substrates.
However, caution is also advised and a number of studies suggest that knowledge of prudent health behaviours alone, is not sufficient to bring about behavioural change [ 9, 46, 48].
"Establishing which protective behaviours are effective is not sufficient – we need to understand how populations make sense of recommendations and adopt them".
It is no longer enough simply to identify behavioural risk factors or set goals for risk reduction, and education alone is not sufficient to motivate behaviour change.
The regular behaviour was associated with the very thin deposits where the amount was not sufficient to promote anomalous behaviour.
Preventive information is necessary for behaviour to change, but it is not sufficient.
This suggests that presenting mothers with PA and SB targets alone is not sufficient to instigate behaviour change and that further actions are needed.
