Sentence examples for behaviours additional from inspiring English sources

BMI was significantly associated with all three physical activity behaviours (Additional file 4: Table S4).

We then performed a 5-min focal follow on each male present in the pool in random order, recording the number and type of all male-male competition behaviours (Additional file 1) directed toward the focal male and performed by the focal male toward others in the pool.

The nature of the Search and Choose trials allowed us to observe the full complement of courtship and competition behaviours (Additional file 1).

To sustain improved consumer beliefs regarding LBP and encourage the adoption of more positive health behaviours, additional reinforcement strategies for consumers living in remote areas where service access and skilled workforce are limited are recommended.

Survey items included questions about social demographics (e.g. gender, age, income, Aboriginal and Torres Strait islander status, employment and education), fruit and vegetable consumption, sun protection practices, smoking, physical activity, alcohol consumption and cancer screening behaviours (see Additional File 1).

Validation of models has shown that besides comparing the model and the process output behaviour, additional measures considering also the model input error should be introduced for proper model validation related to the model use.

The assessment of thin aluminium metallisation is possible by nanoindentation, but to extract properties useful for life prediction such as yield stress or creep relaxation behaviour, additional modelling is necessary using finite element analyses (FEA).

Each item has three or four sub-items that indicate criterion behaviour (Additional file 1).

Two items assessed evidence of habitual behaviour (Additional file 1, Section 1, Items 7a & b).

The second questionnaire was newly developed for consumers who had ever used a self-test, and contained questions on confidence in the test result, reassurance and follow-up behaviour (Additional file 2).

Stage 2 model for this sedentary behaviour (Additional file 6: Table S6) had associations with demographics (gender, level of education), attitudes (PA 'enjoyable') but also with having a disability.