Sentence examples for behaviour states from inspiring English sources

The report, The Impact of Brexit on Consumer Behaviour, states that many voters are "very worried" about making the wrong decision and are therefore prone to changing their minds or leaving their choice until close to the actual moment they cast their vote.

The iconic Rathalos, a huge winged dragon that breathes fire and can poison hunters with its long tail spike, has a range of possible attacks, as well as two behaviour states (normal and enraged), and can fight in almost any environment the game has to offer.

In the proposed trust management scheme, we consider two node behaviour states, i.e.,{accept, evict} represented with the DS theory.

Nevertheless, the distinction between hot and cold behaviour states plays a major role in the irrational model of decision making.

The ECNBM approach isolates the malicious nodes from the ad hoc environment in two phases, the first phase characterizes the behaviour of the mobile node and its dynamic transition in behaviour states based on semi-Markov process.

Consistent with the increase in physical activity observed in the Usual Care group, the Telephone Counselling group spent only slightly more time in good health-behaviour states than did the Usual Care group, but substantially more time in good health behaviour states than did the existing practice alternative (Real Control) group.

British trainers reported him for insubordination and abusive behaviour, stating their suspicion that he was involved in the assassination of the military academy's commander in 1963.

Co-chairman Jim Phipps, however, attributed the decision to "mob-like behaviour", stating his belief that Evans had a right to return to his career having served his sentence.

The Ontario Human Rights Commision explicitly prohibits this kind of behaviour, stating that housing is a human right and that people cannot be harrassed, treated unfairly or refused an apartment because of factors that include race, ethnic background, religion, gender identity and sexual orientation.

Risk of death increases with each cycle to reflect ageing and the modelling assumes – conservatively – that spending a cycle in a good health behaviour state does not reduce mortality risk.

Only around half of those with delirium on admission had confusion or altered behaviour stated in referral documentation.