Sentence examples for behaviours and identification of from inspiring English sources
Understanding of the development of drinking behaviours and identification of potential for behavioural change is facilitated by a consideration of social theories.
This paper deals with the results of cyclic load tests on masonry walls performed for the purpose of evaluation of in-plane shear behaviour and identification of shear strength, stiffness and energy dissipation.
This is not a very large decrease in the spread of resulting parameter sets, but this model reduction process has clear advantages in terms of ultimately increasing the capacity to derive physiological insight from the model behaviour and identification of feasible measurements to make in order to constrain parameters.
The hygiene practising knowledge and behaviour influenced by some factors and identification of those factors help to develop the outcomes of this study.
To optimize their mechanical performance requires the characterisation of the foam behaviour at high strain rates and identification of the underlying mechanisms.
Similarly, decision support systems which provide recommendations for clinicians have shown benefits for preventive care such as screening, counselling and identification of at risk behaviours [ 17].
However, the practical impact of ATIS is still a matter for debate, and identification of expected route choice behaviour under ATIS is one of the main ways to assess their practical importance.
This will enable a deeper comprehension of network behaviour and the identification of the few elements to be genetically rewired to push the system towards a modified phenotype of interest.
If tests were available that could accurately predict behaviour – and the identification of such tests should be a high priority in screening research – then the problems associated with overdiagnosis would largely disappear.
Assessing clinician attitudes and beliefs related to specific behaviours facilitates identification of predictors of behaviour intention and behaviour change.
The 'wheel' involves determinations about target behaviours (hub), identification of intervention functions (inner ring) and consideration of policy context (outer ring).
