Sentence examples for behaviour utilised from inspiring English sources

To consider the various specific substances-taking activities in sport an examination of three psychological models of doping behaviour utilised by researchers is presented in order to evaluate their real and potential impact, and to improve the relevance and efficiency of anti-doping campaigns.

This study used an unrestrictive method of incident reporting to record unprofessional behaviour utilising expert opinion by a process of connoisseurship [ 11].

Few randomised controlled trials evaluating printed information as an intervention to change practitioner behaviour have utilised a no-intervention control.

Secondly, self, or proxy-report measures of sedentary behaviour were utilised in most (n = 8) studies with such measures increasing the likelihood of recall problems and provision of socially desirable responses and thus to overcome these limitations further research involving objective measures of sedentary behaviour (e.g. accelerometers, posture monitors [i.e. activPALs]) is recommended.

Changing behaviour by utilising private health care providers and pharmaceutical representatives, as trainers in workshops, may be critical to achieve training needs [ 1].

Again, the same prior knowledge regarding the fast-scan behaviour can be utilised to improve the registration performance and using the robust 'row-locking' technique, it is possible to perform robust non-rigid registration capable of outperforming the more restrictive affine or polynomial unwarping.

While large numbers of studies have explored patients' and health care providers' views regarding adherence to TB treatment [ 75] or have described programmes to improve adherence to these medications, there are still relatively few rigorous evaluations of interventions to promote adherence to TB and HIV/AIDS treatments [ 76, 77]; even fewer have explicitly utilised behaviour change theories.

By addressing physical activity and nutrition simultaneously, the synergy between clustered behaviours can be utilised, which is hypothesised to maximise intervention results [ 32].

The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) is the most widely utilised behavioural framework when examining physical activity motivation in cancer survivors [ 41].

The Theory of Planned Behaviour (TPB) is the most widely utilised behavioural framework when examining physical activity motivation in cancer survivors.

The evaluation utilised the Behaviour Change Wheel framework.