Sentence examples for behaviour which may change from inspiring English sources

Unlike FRP composites, stainless steel has a more complex constitutive behaviour, which may change or even eliminate conventional ways of finding the bond slip relationship.

Questions which may change over the course of the study are repeated in successive questionnaires (e.g. smoking behaviour, Body Mass Index, hospitalisation and symptoms).

A few demonstrated some unexpected behaviour, which may correspond to rapid changes in splicing patterns corresponding to developmental switches.

An apparent weakness of using such a method is, however, that persons being observed in carrying out their work may intentionally or unintentionally change their behaviour, which may influence the result.

The reason may be that the motivation for change occurs before an actual change in behaviour which may occur later.

IT solutions such as these will change people's behaviour, which may have a knock-on effect on the broader system and produce energy emissions elsewhere.

Graded changes in either the stimulus or outcome utilities will produce probabilistic changes in wagering behaviour, which may not have obvious mappings to particular states of consciousness.

The 50/50 blend shows anomalous diffusion behaviour which may be attributed to specific interactions between the homopolymers and density changes on blending.

These structural changes to the amygdala, PFC and hippocampus also induce elevated anxiety behaviour, which may then instigate even greater elevation of hypothalamic responses to stress.

The programme was informed by motivational interviewing and promoted a guiding consulting style to explore and support opportunities to change health related behaviours, which may lead to improved metabolic control.

Some health behaviours which may be protective may be lost or changed with increasing income, for example walking to school declines with increasing income [ 10].