Sentence examples for behaviour recommends from inspiring English sources

The published literature relating to social cognition models of behaviour recommends a systematic way to specify behaviour for the purpose of predictive studies.

The report, Respect and Responsibility – taking a stand against antisocial behaviour recommended the government provide local authorities and the police with a wider, more flexible range of powers to tackle nuisance crime and low-level criminality.

For example, a computerised decision support system could give feedback to a doctor as soon as the prescription behaviour differs from the behaviour recommended in the guideline.

The recently updated Australian government guidelines for physical activity and sedentary behaviour recommend that children should accumulate at least sixty minutes of moderate- to vigorous-intensity physical activity (MVPA) every day and limit their use of electronic entertainment media to no more than two hours a day [ 4].

We focused on four key behaviours recommended in the NICE guideline[ 3]: 1.

Outcome variables were divided into behaviours recommended by the Chinese Ministry of Health [ 5] and avoidance behaviours [ 19], plus purchase of medicines.

Unsurprisingly, the frequency of the behaviours recommended by the public health authorities was found to vary considerably among different social groups and geographic areas.

These values were then summed to generate a score (scale 0 7) that assessed self-reported frequency with which participants performed specific protective behaviours recommended by public health authorities.

Despite the considerable media coverage concerning the health threats related to the proliferation of Aedes mosquitoes, the frequency with which people perform behaviours recommended by public health authorities to reduce the risk of flavivirus and alphavirus infections remains low in Southeastern France.

If you're contacted by one person in a couple after an encounter and find it to be "off" behaviour, Matatas recommends moving the conversation immediately to a group chat.

Lack of dietary forage is a factor implicated in development of crib-biting/windsucking behaviour and provision of sufficient forage together with opportunities for horses to display normal foraging behaviour are recommended as ways in which crib-biting/windsucking behaviour may be attenuated [ 27].