Sentence examples for developing behavior from inspiring English sources

Gamification is increasingly used as a design strategy when developing behavior change support systems in the healthcare domain.

This commentary outlines the challenges for pharmacy practice-based researchers in targeting dispensing as a behavior when developing behavior change interventions aimed at pharmacists and proposes a definition of dispensing to consider in future research.

In addition, we also carried out the low-temperature (LT) PL measurement and the developing behavior of the PL intensity and linewidth; energy is consistent with that at RT. Fig. 1 Room temperature PL spectra (a) and its intensity, energy information (b) of InAs QDs embedded in total thickness fixed InGaAs matrix.

Orexins are involved in developing behavior patterns controlled by the hypothalamic region [ 15].

For example, we included administrative costs important for decision making and implementation such as stakeholder consultations, adapting the health information system and developing behavior change communication materials for the strategy.

By influencing these factors, heavy maternal alcohol use may have a direct impact on parenting behavior, for instance by reducing the ability of a timely, responsive and stable parenting of the child [ 16], which again may affect the child's risk of developing behavior problems.

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These findings are consistent with the idea that the young parrots are developing behaviors that allow them to efficiently exploit food and other resources in their environment as adults.

Rather, she ended up developing behaviors of an addict.

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".