Sentence examples for behaviour persists from inspiring English sources

This behaviour persists even for sets of objects that have never been presented to them before.

The results indicate that specific adherence support might improve adherence of initially non-adherent patients to capecitabine and that initially adherent patients' medication taking behaviour persists over time under basic pharmaceutical care and adverse event management.

If the behaviour gets closer to the goal in response to feedback, the behaviour persists; however, if the discrepancy is perceived to be too great, the individual may disengage from the behaviour.

Habitual behaviour controlled by this process is elicited automatically by CSs, rather than the representation of the goal, as shown by the fact that if the outcome is devalued, seeking behaviour persists.

Remember, however that you should let certain things roll off your back - the odd snicker, rude gesture or name call - it is only when this behaviour persists or becomes physical that you must tell someone.

The finding that hygiene behaviour persisted for years implies that hygiene promotion is a more cost-effective health intervention than previously supposed.

Self-harm is already established by 12/13 years of age and for over half of our sample, self-harming thoughts and behaviour persisted over the year.

The "blame" discourse behind enacted stigma was only marginally affected by ART availability and the deeply rooted association of HIV/AIDS with shameful and avoidable behaviour persisted.

These studies using the Framingham Heart Study data have also shown that the association between the alter's obesity or smoking behaviour and the ego's weight or smoking behaviour persisted regardless of the physical distance in geographical location between the two individuals.

Although crying has been documented in apes, elephants and even camels, it seems that only humans produce emotional tears, and it is only in humans that crying behaviours persist into adulthood.

Cooperative or altruistic behaviours have long puzzled biologists [1] [14]: Given the presence of defectors or cheats, how can more cooperative behaviours persist?