Sentence examples for driven behaviour from inspiring English sources

In particular, the PCS included the cingulo-insular SN, an aspect of the attention and monitoring of the priority of stimuli processing and fronto-parietal CEN linked to working memory, planning, execution and action sequencing and the orbitofrontal areas related to reward, motivation and goal driven behaviour [22].

In addition, either lack of related knowledge or revenue driven behaviour contribute to questionable quality of prenatal care in rural areas.

These components focused on participant education and theoretically driven behaviour change techniques and strategies, in contrast to other components that encouraged social interaction, relaxation and postural awareness.

We studied incentive motivation in 18 first-episode psychosis patients from the Cambridge early psychosis service CAMEO and 19 control participants using the Cued Reinforcement Reaction Time Task, which measures motivationally driven behaviour.

Based on previous analysis the electrophysiological signature that the pharynx provides has shown its value in defining how environmentally driven behaviour can be mapped onto precise neurochemical behaviours [13], [28].

By contrast to the systematic entrainment seen in 24 hr LD cycles, the driven behaviour of ϕ FRQ in symmetric T-cycles is quantified by a ∂ ϕ FRQ/∂ t DUSK value close to 1 at the intermediate value T = 21, indicating a dusk-driven system (see Figure 5B).

He explains further in the book: "Biochemistry drives behaviour.

And we need to recognise what drives behaviour.

"The effects of the messages we create go way beyond driving sales, they drive behaviour," Fabris added.

Price, after all, is what drives behaviour in other markets, as Aldi and Lidl are demonstrating to the other "big four", the supermarkets.

Jane saw that effective cancer prevention needs both a science of what drives behaviour (for example, the control of food intake) and then well-designed interventions to use that understanding to help change behaviour to reduce cancer risk.