Sentence examples for behaviours steps from inspiring English sources

At the initial one-to-one appointment women were provided with a participant handbook, reflecting the rationale and content of the HT sessions, a pedometer (Yamax SW-200 Digiwalker), a log book for weekly SMART goals and related behaviours (steps, PA and diet) and a DVD of a specially devised pregnancy exercise regime.

In effect, they 'reconstitute' the concepts identified from the revised framework into a revised and expanded conceptual model that describes the processes or mechanisms at work in an intervention or behaviour (Step 7).

ADHD status was entered in step 1 on the model and search behaviours in step 2. The results are presented diagrammatically in figure 1 along with the regression statistics.

It will promote an environment that is consistent with effective competition; it will challenge abusive monopoly behaviour, take steps to promote competition where customers are being disadvantaged (for instance, in retail banking) and promote long-term investment rather than the casino capitalism that has disadvantaged the UK's economy and social cohesion".

Thanks to the fourth wave of feminism, people have started to identify and call out sexist behaviour (baby steps, but in the right direction: Everyday Sexism is now an empowering social activism project as well as a regrettable circumstance faced by people with vaginas).

More radical solutions, such as incentivising good behaviour, through steps such as offering vouchers, have also been explored in places.

The melting behaviour after step-wise crystallisation showed that m-PE consisted of molecular fractions with different molecular weight and branch distribution.

The predictions of the dynamic behaviour for step changes of liquid fluidizing velocity, feed velocity and discharge velocity are reasonably consistent with experimental results carried out in a 191 mm diameter column with glass beads and water, involving step changes in feed or discharge conditions.

On the other hand, parenting behaviour might improve step by step without external intervention.

A variety of stepping behaviours are identified in the kinematic data obtained using a motion capture system.

A new model for the influence of non-equilibrium impurity adsorption on the collective behaviour of growth steps is presented.