Sentence examples for behaviours this means from inspiring English sources

For LDL-C this means at least one module, for the lifestyle behaviours, this means the related advice module (e.g. for physical activity, the completion of the physical activity module).

However, depending on the clinical setting and other circumstances, many renal tumours escape the expected behaviour and this means it is necessary to discover more predictable parameters [ 4].

Currently, we are partnering with Behaviour Change on a UK consumer survey to quantify what is driving (and impeding) our day-to-day decisions to adopt more sustainable behaviours, and what this means for business.

As NSSI is often very secretive behaviour, this may mean that first aiders, especially when they are carers, may need to be aware of some of the more subtle indications that the behaviour is occurring.

The explanation of what happens must be based on statements about the behaviour of the participants in the economic system; in the present context, this means the behaviour of firms and households.

With regards to measures of behaviours, the mean effect size was positive and of a large magnitude, d+ = 1.80.

Surely this means that the behaviours in question are only 'apparently' altruistic, for they are ultimately the result of genic self-interest?

This means your individual behaviour can carry a social tag independently of the internal tag you may assign it.

"This means that our behaviour and emotional experiences are often guided by stimuli out of our consciousness.

And this means that human behaviour, so often motivated by emotion, must be completely intelligible and explicable.

"This means changing the behaviour of employees, developing their IT skills and making sure messages are consistent across all channels".