Sentence examples for captured behaviour from inspiring English sources

Our study addresses this issue using an approach that provided a rich source of data, captured behaviour in everyday contexts, presented real-life stories that HCPs can relate to, and helped to identify discrepancies between what people say they do and what they actually do [ 25, 43].

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.

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.

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

Infrared camera: To capture behaviour at night or in the dark using a light source that is invisible to the animals, the team used infrared cameras.

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

It means that even though we're filming in complete darkness, and can only see what's going on through the viewfinder, we can capture behaviour that's never been seen before.

We had considered using a 12-month follow-up to maximise the possibility of capturing behaviour change.

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.

Field research, while capturing behaviour in its natural context, generally does not afford the ability to modify key system attributes in order to gauge the impact on key aspects of performance.

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