Sentence examples for behaviour scientist from inspiring English sources

Steven Rose, a brain and behaviour scientist at the Open University who first campaigned on this issue more than 30 years ago, said: "Ever since 1945, and under Tory and Labour governments, Britain has spent disproportionately more of its research and development budget on military technology than any other country... " "Will it ever change?

"There are people who are pedophilic, they know they're attracted to children, and never touch a child, never download any kind of child pornography, they never break any kind of law," says James Cantor, a Toronto-based clinical psychologist and sexual behaviour scientist who has been studying pedophilia for 20 years.

The first author (GEP) and EEH are physiotherapists, ELS is a behaviour scientist with experience of qualitative research.

Through studying their behaviour, scientists hope to understand why nature seems to prefer matter over antimatter.

A pioneering study has shown for the first time that the brains of men and women are wired up differently which could explain some of the stereotypical differences in male and female behaviour, scientists have said.

In what is believed to be the world's largest study of seasonal events, such as the flowering of plants, autumnal leaf fall and insect behaviour, scientists found that spring now arrives six to eight days earlier across Europe than in the early 1970s.

In a paper published online this month in Animal Behaviour, scientists used artificial edible caterpillars created from pastry dough to see if a bent shape made birds less likely to gobble them up.

SS is a Behavioural Scientist with expertise in behaviour change and methodological expertise in developing and evaluating complex interventions.

Sharpening sticks to use as weapons, using stones to crack open nuts and sticks to extract honey are just some of the behaviours scientists have witnessed.

Behavioural scientist Pelle Guldborg Hansen, founder of the Danish Nudging Network is looking for environmental "nudges" to change people's behaviour.

Psychologists, anthropologists and behavioural scientists studied human behaviour to help understand mental development.