Sentence examples for behaviour proposed from inspiring English sources

In a similar manner to the general phase behaviour proposed by Tammann in 1903 [Tammann G. Kristallisieren und Schmelzen; 1903; Metzger and Wittig Leipzig [6]], a re-entrant region exists where the entropy of a crystal is greater than that of its liquid.

The defect studies with 500-keV C+ ions [24] and 2-MeV protons [25] show that a single-layer graphene is more sensitive to irradiation damage than a multilayer graphene, and its damage follows the behaviour proposed by Tuinstra and Koenig for nanographite [26].

Relationships between the cognitive antecedents of behaviour proposed by the TPB and healthcare teams' clinical behaviour were explored using multiple regression.

The theory of planned behaviour proposes that changes in practice should follow from effects on perceived behavioural control and intention, but not from effects on knowledge.

Indeed, cognitive theories of gambling behaviour propose that expectancies of winning, erroneous beliefs about the intervention of luck, illusions of control, and subsequent entrapment do contribute to the development and the maintenance of gambling patterns [ 61– 63].

Beyond the potential functional explanation of stereotypic behaviours proposed by the coping hypothesis, another explanation for our negative findings may be that the performance of stereotypic behaviour is not associated with stress or coping at all.

The surrogate markers of indicators of aberrant behaviours proposed for this M-PEM study reflected most closely the criteria proposed by Chabal et al. based on behavioural not clinical manifestations.

It "fosters understanding and tolerance among peoples of various ethnic origin; educates on techniques of reconciliation; facilitates post-conflict social apprehensions; monitors chauvinistic behaviours, proposes pro-tolerance initiatives and legal solutions".

In the well-known transtheoretical model of behaviour change proposed by Prochaska and DiClemente [ 7], a change of behaviour requires awareness and knowledge of the relevant problem as necessary prerequisites.

Length-dependent behaviour of the effective heat transfer parameters and non-uniform flow behaviour are proposed to be responsible.

Attitudes towards the behaviour are proposed to arise from a combination of beliefs about its consequences (behavioural beliefs – conceptually similar to outcome expectancies in social cognitive theory) and evaluations of those consequences (outcome evaluations).