Sentence examples for behavioural imperatives from inspiring English sources

Clearly, the controllability of RIDs requires different behavioural imperatives to those in STDs and hence different psychological influences should be considered.

Based on the current available data routine universal testing of all MSM instead of only testing MSM who report symptoms or behavioural exposure is therefore an imperative.

To draw safe conclusions on therapy-related changes in cognitive and language processing and reorganisation, it is therefore imperative to investigate behavioural and neuronal correlates of rapid improvement brought about by short intervals of therapy in chronic patients.

It may be imperative to emphasize behavioural modifications and therapy as a mental health service for the 'criminal code' adolescents and paediatric neurology and physical therapy services for the neglect group.

Behavioural intervention policy that addresses economic aspects of treatment is imperative for translation to clinical practice, particularly in resource-constrained environments that are clinically engaged in the chronic care of OSA.

With initial studies thus reporting a high prevalence of research misconduct in Nigeria, it is imperative that factors associated with research misconduct, particularly behavioural attitudes and perceptions of researchers, should be evaluated.

I was fortunate enough to receive cognitive behavioural therapy to help me overcome my addiction but, with only one NHS clinic for problem gambling in the country, it's imperative that the government limits FOBTs.

Disease, disorder, behavioural problem?

Behavioural retargeting, this is called.

He is a behavioural economist.

Behavioural Ecology and Sociobiology; 57: 571-574.