Sentence examples for behavioural limits from inspiring English sources

Individual parents have less control over their own children's behaviour, and there are fewer clear behavioural limits with children frequently exposed to many people smoking.

However, animal personalities may result in reduced behavioural flexibility, limiting the capacity of individuals to adapt to diverse environmental conditions.

This is relevant from a therapeutic point of view, as compensatory physiological and behavioural responses limit the weight loss that is achievable by any one mechanism [ 23].

The aim would be to achieve behavioural change limited to a temporary, but real protection, when the level of circulating virus is critical, as opposed to seeking an inaccessible and permanent degree of protection that is considered too costly for the vast majority of the population.

Car-focused behaviour and ownership remained dominant, and safety related concerns limited behavioural choices.

Car-focused behaviour and ownership remained dominant, and safety-related concerns limited behavioural choices, especially concerning cycle-walkway usage.

However, many people find that the wait is long and the choice (largely cognitive behavioural therapy) is limited.

(Econbrowser) A Democracy in America colleague uses behavioural economics to limit his children's television viewing.

Following the basic assumption of institutionalist theory, institutions are assumed to influence the preferences and strategies of individuals by stimulating or limiting behavioural options (see e.g. Hall & Taylor, 1996).

Behavioural outcomes were limited to reported condom use, reported health-service use, and HIV test-taking.

Authors of this review suggest that further research is needed to identify the most effective behavioural components for limiting GWG.