Sentence examples for behaviour which has been from inspiring English sources

A parallel between sensation-seeking in man and in animals has been established with novelty seeking behaviour which has been characterized with the use of several behavioural tasks assessing exploratory behaviour, behavioural response to different kinds of reinforcement like food or drugs (for review, see [ 36]).

ISAHCQ is based on the theory of planned behaviour, which has been widely used in the study of health behaviour and behavioural change, assuming that attitudes, subjective norms, and perceived behavioural control (Ajzen's term for self-efficacy) can predict an individual's intention to perform a central behaviour [ 32, 33 ].

They added: "In the application of these tactics we wouldn't engage in behaviour which has been described by the individuals".

No other country has a term quite as all-encompassing as "anti-social behaviour", which has been used to label everything from drunken violence to flyposting.

Lithium and sodium are found to show a two-stage combustion behaviour which has been reported for a number of other metals.

Others persist with funder behaviour which has been shown to have minimal impact: funding that is inadequate in amount; that is provided for too short a time; or is too restricted in purpose to be useful.

This is despite the findings of two recent systematic reviews suggesting that social cognition models of behaviour, which have been successfully used to predict behaviour and behavioural change in non-clinical populations, can be usefully applied to clinical behaviour at the individual level [ 9, 20].

The Act embodies principles of fair treatment and humane behaviour which have been in our law since Magna Carta.

I'm proud of his attitude, his commitment and his behaviour, which have been fantastic, and I have great respect for every decision made by a single player.

Tinbergen shared a Nobel Prize with Konrad Lorenz for the essential insight that animals have innate, inherited patterns of behaviour, which have been shaped by natural selection just as much as their bodies have been.

This domain contains four items that address the area of obsessive and compulsive pattern of behaviour found in children with childhood autism, a pattern of behaviour which had been described as restricted, repetitive and stereotyped.