Sentence examples for capture behaviours from inspiring English sources

Additional work is needed to capture behaviours such as splice variation of proteins in a way that does not further hinder analyses.

Using individuals' activity space maps alongside in-depth interviews was a particularly useful technique when trying to capture behaviours and viewpoints that were part of everyday life, and may feel so mundane to the participant that they are difficult to capture in a traditional interview only approach (Bell et al., 2015).

Some captured health outcomes, such as physical functioning, which the study authors anticipated may be affected by the SMI; others attempted to capture behaviours, such as resource utilisation or attitudes, such as changes in self-efficacy thought to be associated with self-management processes.

Largely, ACASI elicited reports of risk behaviours in the same range as FtF-interview, and helped us to capture behaviours hitherto not recognised in our cohort populations.

When examining social interactions, the aim is to capture behaviour especially when the individuals are close to each other.

The 'Interests' topic for instance, aims to capture behaviour in a profile that pertains to an individual's interests, likes, dislikes, etc.

The ability to assess capture behaviour using VEM allows inter-species comparisons, which may be used as a metric for rapid, generalised assessment of species' responses to longline capture where physiological data may be limited or lacking.

One of their main characteristics in comparison with most types of revealed preference (RP) surveys is the ability to capture behaviour by the same respondent under varying choice scenarios.

While these databases capture significant portions of the interactome, they do not capture behaviour related to splice variants and protein isoforms, or multicellular interactions, in a manner that enables reaction networks to be easily extracted.

In addition, the behaviour counts capture specific behaviours of the lifestyle coach, such as the number of open/closed questions, simple/complex reflections, MI (non)adherent utterances and provision of information.

In this study, discrete element method (DEM) simulations are used to examine the breakage and capturing behaviour of loose fine-particle agglomerates on impact with a target particle.