Sentence examples for development behaviour from inspiring English sources
In 1957 Burnet sent him to Port Moresby, New Guinea, to set up part of a multinational study on child development, behaviour and disease, where he heard about a mystery illness called kuru affecting a tribe of the eastern highlands.
These effects were measured on the structural parametric response, crack development behaviour and ultimate failure mode of fabricated ferrocement flexural panels using HCWA mortar.
These results are not biased by the inclusion of characters that have little or no fossilization potential, such as embryonic development, behaviour, gene order and gene expression; higher-level relationships remained stable when only morphological characters were included (DS-VI, which deactivated those characters).
Based on the electrical resistivity development behaviour of the samples, and other findings, the superplasticizer used has a more effective dispersive force and more influential retardation effect, in addition to a less bleeding trend in case of the 42.5 class of cement compared to the 32.5 class with the same water-to-cement ratio and curing conditions.
They were effectiveness of leadership and management; personal development, behaviour and welfare; and sixth form provision.
"Getting a good night's sleep is so important for a child's physical and mental development, behaviour and concentration - to name but a few.
She gives lectures nationally on how handwriting analysis gives an enlightening insight into human development, behaviours and reactions.
Early pup development and behaviour as well as adult behaviour and health were assessed as toxic effects have previously been shown to manifest with increasing age[ 10- 12].
These meta-analyses thus allow further development of behaviour change theories, which in turn can be used in the development of new behaviour change interventions.
Maternal and cord blood 25(OH -vitamin D cOH -vitaminns in relation to chilD development and behaviour.
Hinde's unit was researching the development of behaviour in humans, with particular reference to interpersonal relationships.
