Sentence examples for behaviours to avoid from inspiring English sources

The higher scores in mothers on the behavioural subscale of the HFS indicated greater use of maladaptive coping behaviours to avoid hypoglycaemia (such as 'have my child eat large snacks at bedtime' and 'allow my child's blood glucose to be a little high to be on the safe side' items on HFS) in Patton 2008 [ 19].

And those of us who will go on watching men play are happy that it now offers a gallery of negative role models – Evans, Mackay, Whelan and Terry among them – from which those who follow them into the game can learn behaviours to avoid.

The HFS-II is a 33-item questionnaire with two subscales that measure 1) behaviours to avoid hypoglycaemia and its negative consequences and 2) worries about hypoglycaemia and its negative consequences.

This is a 33-item questionnaire with two subscales that measure 1) behaviours to avoid hypoglycaemia and its negative consequences and 2) worries about hypoglycaemia and its negative consequences.

This is essentially because the program is relatively inexpensive to deliver, yet it affords the likely prospect of assisting young people at 'high-risk' of antisocial adult behaviours to avoid criminality and substance abuse, thereby saving the associated high costs to society.

This may be driven by illness perceptions and confidence in services, or stigma associated with services; or because of escape behaviours to avoid services leading to greater concerns about risk and more secure levels of care, or the nature of symptoms at presentation may be influential; these are not necessarily related to violence.

There was continual pressure to adopt different codes of behaviour to avoid standing out.

Don't ever ask a woman to adjust her behaviour to avoid sexist acts.

That means they cannot be treated and have no reason to modify their behaviour to avoid infecting other people.

The door is no longer wide open and guests must be on their best behaviour to avoid being shown to it.

"When reproductive risk is systematic, natural selection favours randomising behaviour to avoid extinction" he writes.Mr Lo's view is that markets are normally efficient but not always and everywhere efficient.