Sentence examples for behavioural trends from inspiring English sources

This is part of wider behavioural trends "within the school and parents environment, where expectations are driving in a direction that isn't necessarily right for young people", the roundtable was told.

Due to the same reason, N2O as low temperature fluid and CO2 as high temperature fluid in a cascade arrangement exhibit similar behavioural trends in a system where the fluids are swapped.

This guidance on a distance splitting line is not a rule, but can inform the tailoring of modal shift intervention strategies appropriate to the specific circumstances and current behavioural trends.

With the main goals being to assess the pedestrians' confidence and the vehicles' tolerance/patience when forced to interact with each other, behavioural trends are related to instantaneous characteristics of the vehicle flow (vehicle approach speed and traffic density).

We conducted a multi-scale assessment of ecological and evolutionary trends in members of the tribe Rhodniini, including (i) a macroscale analysis of Rhodniini species richness and composition patterns across the Americas, and (ii) a detailed, mesoscale case-study of ecological and behavioural trends in Rhodnius neglectus and R. nasutus.

However, one might be able to experimentally identify the effective priors of this virtual brain, which should prove useful in robustly predicting behavioural trends.

More specifically, as analysed in the literature [6], the application of load prediction directly to raw resource measurements fails to capture the behavioural trend of the resource metrics.

Such models ensure that not only a limited view of the resources is provided, but also a view of the behavioural trend.

These changes support the hypothesis that earlier studies tended to underestimate risks associated with indoor tanning because this behavioural trend is relatively new and thus recent uses may not (yet) have influenced the incidence of melanoma.

It is difficult to draw overarching conclusions about health-risk behaviour trends in an international context, because surveys have included different age groups and different behavioural measures.

The studies presented in this paper highlight important behavioural observations and trends, some of which point towards the need for further consideration and refinement of current design procedures.