Sentence examples for behaviour of communities from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, distribution models of benthic communities are suitable tools to design reliable and full coverage distribution maps of benthic communities and they provide new information about the behaviour of communities on the range of environmental conditions studied and useful information for management of marine and coastal areas.

The interaction between taxonomic and functional diversity with regard to the behaviour of communities exposed to environmental stress may help understand some of the seemingly contrasting findings of past research.

Only a minority of the studies (10%) examined health promotion activities addressing the health behaviour of communities of people including education, advertising, or legislation.

Whereas for the latter, focus group discussions were conducted in representative districts regionally, to find out the health-seeking behaviour of communities when an emergency occurs in the case of the pregnant woman and/or the newborn.

While there is little direct hazard posed by volcanic lightning, the perceived hazard to local populations is significant and may alter the behaviour of communities during an eruption (Bird et al. 2011).

In the quantitative part of the assessment, the UN Process indicators and signal functions for emergency obstetric care were used nationwide whereas for the qualitative part, focus group discussions were conducted in representative districts regionally, to find out the health-seeking behaviour of communities when an emergency occurs in the case of the pregnant woman and/or the newborn.

However behaviour of community members in CBSM is not well simulated using the standard tools available to marketers.

We show how agent-based models (ABMs) can be used to simulate the behaviour of community members at the individual level to determine how sensitive the outcome of a CBSM campaign is to assumptions around the effectiveness of marketing within the community.

Allenet and Berry [ 28] assessed the opinions and behaviour of community pharmacists in France towards generic substitution (Table  2).

The text ends with a discussion of what respondents and key informants felt were significantly valued and socially acceptable economic incentives likely to positively influence the motivation and behaviour of community nurses in the future.

Another inference from the findings of this study is that for malaria control programmes to achieve an appreciable positive change in treatment seeking behaviour of community members, information on effective malaria treatment should also be provided using printed materials and the mass media.