Sentence examples for behaviour outlined from inspiring English sources

The directive as drafted would not in itself have prevented any of the egregious behaviour outlined above.This is not to say reform is a mirage.

The molecular behaviour outlined above is sufficient to give polymers the properties of extensibility and elasticity, but in many cases the properties of elastomers must be modified in order to turn them into useful rubbery materials.

All I can say is that my personal experience of Stefan Glaenzer is that the behaviour outlined above is completely out of character when compared to the man I know.

The survey data will allow opportunities to explore individual, social and family-environment factors as well as self-reported risk and protective health factors and behaviours (eg, physical activity, sedentary behaviours, eating behaviours, BMI outlined in table 1).

This, of course, is reflected in Bowie's behaviour as outlined by Buckley's book.

The model was designed to address the three crucial components of facilitating behaviour change outlined above: build motivation, identify and address barriers to build self-efficacy, and build and maintain the therapeutic relationship.

Tobacco use behaviours are outlined in table 2. The majority of participants were daily smokers and the median age at which smoking was started was 15 (IQR 13 18) years.

This replicates findings from earlier studies, including those with high risk groups [23,24,39], and is in line with protection motivation theories of health behaviour which outline high perceived risk of a disease as one important motivator for initiation of risk-reducing behaviours [40].

Feedback may have a positive effect on a user's behaviour by outlining when good trends have been detected, for example if a subject has had a restful night's sleep, they will be issued with 'positive feedback'.

This chapter introduces the forces that drive the tidal currents, the external variables that modify their behaviour and outlines the challenges faced by engineers in exploiting this worldwide resource.

"Crimbo" is short for "Criminal Behaviour Order", or CBO, which is set to replace the asbo, or antisocial behaviour order, as outlined in a criminal justice white paper published on Tuesday.