Sentence examples for behaviour under consideration from inspiring English sources

As a general rule, the more favourable the attitude and subjective norm with respect to a specific behaviour and the greater the perceived behavioural control the stronger is an individual's intention to perform the behaviour under consideration.

Ajzen defined SN as "the person's perception of social pressure to perform or not to perform the behaviour under consideration" (Ajzen and Fishbein 1977).

'Subjective norm' refers to 'the person's perception of social pressure to perform or not to perform the behaviour under consideration' ([27], p.117).

The rationale behind the latter recommendation, as explained by Ajzen(2002) is that 'belief strength and outcome evaluations for the different accessible beliefs provide substantive information about the attitudinal considerations that guide people's decisions to engage or not to engage in the behaviour under consideration' (p. 9).

Pros (i.e., advantages) of the health behaviour under consideration are assessed by three items, such as "Regular physical activity is good for my health".

However, lesion overlap maps such as these do not differentiate between loci of damage associated with abnormal behavioural performance and those areas most likely to be damaged by vascular insult simply because they receive the same arterial supply as areas that are critical for the behaviour under consideration.

For all cases studied, it has been proved that a portion of around 50% of the available data are adequate for accurate modelling of the fatigue behaviour of the material under consideration.

In the first part of this publication, a modelling approach for the simulation of linear viscoelastic, non-linear viscoelastic viscoplastic behaviour of wooden structures under consideration of creep failure is derived.

Because the effect of the microstructure on dynamic behaviour of the plates under consideration plays a crucial role the tolerance modelling method is applied, cf. Kaźmierczak and Jędrysiak, Engng.

An experimental programme involving tests at four scales namely prototype, half, fourth and sixth scale were undertaken under compression with a view to understanding how compressive action affects masonry structural behaviour over the range of scales under consideration.

The zones of active longitudes (AL) are identified, and their behaviour (location, shift, and intensity variations) is analyzed over the time interval under consideration.