Sentence examples for behaviour patterns that are from inspiring English sources
A successful approach to long-term weight management requires establishing new patterns: eating healthfully, but eating less; engaging in regular physical activity; and changing behaviour patterns that are counterproductive, such as eating while watching television.
A more radical approach to diagnosing disease relies on the fact that biological systems are highly complex yet, in health, display seemingly chaotic behaviour patterns that are actually predictable in their intrinsic variability.
The purpose is to help and guide the patient to restructure unfavourable thoughts and behaviour patterns that are related to dyspnoea, thereby changing interpretations of critical situations, as exemplified in figures 2 and 3.
Metastases could be facilitated by processes such as EMT that drive cancer cells into behaviour patterns that are similar to that seen in normal cells during early development and organogenesis.
The present findings suggest that results from existing studies of RA patients' PA and sedentary behaviour patterns that are based solely on subjective measures of PA and sedentary behaviour (such as the IPAQ) should be interpreted with caution.
One in eight of those with neither infection and nearly three fifths of HIV positive individuals showed behaviour patterns that were more similar to that of the majority of those with syphilis (i.e. on the right hand side of Fig. 1).
How do you observe the kinds of behaviour and patterns that are listed as criteria in the DSM-IV or the ICD-10?
Even simple rules of behaviour result in collective patterns that are impossible to foresee yet easy to recognise.
Physiological responses during the Strange Situation also shed an interesting light on behaviour patterns that have been associated with clinically defined disorders of attachment.
As with the game's terrains and atmospheres, all of this behaviour is based on mathematics: fractal patterns that are followed with clockwork reliability.
An alternative hypothesis, highly compatible with the DDT, has suggested that cortical basal-ganglionic neuronal modules learn to recognize and register complex contextual patterns that are relevant to behaviour, and that this learning is mediated by dopaminergic reinforcement signals [ 32].
