Sentence examples for developed behavior from inspiring English sources
"The first channel for dogs, available through DirectTV and online, entertains dogs home alone with scientifically developed behavior patterns, movements, and sounds from a dog's perspective".
The eldest of Ms. London's five children, Darrell, 7, has developed behavior problems so serious that he has already been suspended several times from first grade, causing Ms. London to abandon plans to start vocational training, she said.
It developed behavior management techniques for autistic children (see Lovaas and Newsom 1976) and token economies for the management of chronic schizophrenics (see Stahl and Leitenberg 1976).
In an effort to address these gaps, The Carter Center has developed behavior change communication (BCC) materials that emphasize strategies for increasing net use that were identified among consistent net users during focus group discussions conducted in Plateau State.
A recently developed behavior pain tool, the Critical Care Pain Observation Tool CPOTT), has four components: facial expression, body movements, muscle tension, and compliance with the ventilator for intubated patients or vocalization for extubated patients.
Cells that made normal Oct-4 quantities kept growing as embryonic stem cells, the team reports in the April issue of Nature Genetics, but cells that made just twice as much Oct-4 developed behavior typical of epiblast cells, such as clinging to the surface of the culture dish rather than to other cells.
Most companies with strong corporate cultures have developed behaviors that automatically squash internal strife and promote teamwork.
If you don't interact with birds, they can develop behavior problems, and as a form of anxiety they will actually pick out their feathers".
According to Tough's researchers, about ten to fifteen per cent of poor children develop behavior problems because of "high levels of toxic stress".
Children exposed to psychosocial stressors often develop behavior disorders that include off-task responding in the classroom.
Gamification is increasingly used as a design strategy when developing behavior change support systems in the healthcare domain.
