Sentence examples for behaviours so that from inspiring English sources
These new universals of human interaction promote efficient – but lazy – behaviours so that we can devote more time to consuming more content.
As such, it is important to understand the factors that influence these parenting behaviours so that these factors may be targeted in interventions.
Future work should discover ways of empowering mothers to respond appropriately and effectively to their children's problematic eating behaviours so that they feel they can steer them in healthier directions.
Further research is now needed in both settings using quantitative and qualitative methods to better understand the association between loneliness and health risk behaviours so that effective interventions can be designed and implemented to mitigate loneliness and its effects on adolescent well-being.
Morality only emerges if we are presented with a genuine choice of behaviours, so that we need to decide what we "ought" to do.
Another suggestion (Runions 2015) is separating the constructs of oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) (into irritability and non-compliance/oppositional behaviours) so that the issue of 'irritability' is examined across the spectrum of BD, SMD/DMDD and ODD.
There is a responsibility on all of us to report such behaviour so that firm action can be taken to protect people and, when the evidence is there, to prosecute those responsible".
The main aim of the project is to build a model of risk behaviour so that if we know certain cognitive, behavioural and emotional variables, we will be able to predict decisions made in the face of uncertainty and risk, with the final goal of designing programs for evaluating, preventing and controlling risk behaviour.
Li+ treatment suppresses this aberrant signalling behaviour so that it now falls into the behavioural parameters measured in wild type cells prior to Li+ treatment.
She informed her superiors about the executive's behaviour so that they could observe it.
They themselves declare forces that determine their behaviour, so that they seem almost to connive in their own manipulation.
