Sentence examples for due to behavioural from inspiring English sources

Around 80%% of coronary heart disease and cerebrovascular disease have been estimated to accrue due to behavioural risk factors [ 4], so even small changes in behaviour have the potential to impact on health outcomes.

It has also estimated that 70% of premature deaths among adults are due to behavioural patterns that emerge in adolescence including smoking, violence and sexual behaviour.

He had been sleeping rough in the dry Todd River bed after he was evicted from his Aboriginal hostel due to behavioural problems and he was angry, humiliated and determined to get his story out.

When a doctor suspects that a patient's suffering is due to behavioural or psychological factors, rather than physiological ones, he may use a placebo as a diagnostic tool.

Sterling was removed from mainstream education due to behavioural problems and spent three years at Vernon House Special School where his teacher, Chris Beschi, once told him; "If you carry on the way you're going, by the time you're 17 you'll either be playing for England or you'll be in prison".

Care must be taken not to introduce systematic bias to spatial comparisons due to behavioural variability in fishes at differing times of day.

Due to increasing behavioural problems, social withdrawal, reduced attention span and motivation a combination of cognitive and behavioural therapy was started in 1998.

House crows have the reputation for being invasive species and, once established, are probably impossible to eradicate due to their behavioural and ecological flexibility combined with their legendary intelligence, which according to the research, appears to rival or exceed that of humans.

Due to their behavioural nature (opposed to anatomic biometric traits), signatures present a notable variability even between successive realizations.

Only four girls were in local authority care initially; another eight went into care after the ICST began due to resultant behavioural deterioration.

High wind speeds (≥ 4 m/s) were associated with a decrease in the number of expected fatalities, due to the behavioural limitations imposed to bat activity.