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These were modest changes in GPs' entrenched behaviour.

Thirty years of entrenched behaviour cannot simply be banished with the wave of a hand.

NCD prevention and treatment generally requires patients to alter entrenched behaviours.

However, without a full understanding of the role of high risk polyps in the aetiology of colorectal cancer, the motivation to change entrenched behaviours (such as inadequate physical activity and a diet that includes high levels of red and processed meats) may be lacking.

Since research confirms that most patients struggle to make changes to their entrenched behaviours on their own, patients also had to invite up to four support people to join them on the residential programme.

Recession has entrenched this behaviour by eroding disposable income.Pubs and clubs are perturbed, but the drinks industry is less worried.

Intensive consumer marketing of the ideal of "the perfect lawn" and of the pesticides needed to achieve it have fostered deeply-entrenched behaviours, neighborhood norms and even municipal ordinances requiring certain standards of lawn and garden care [ 15].

Since that time the use of illicit drugs has entrenched itself as standard behaviour in the Tour and other major European races.

Don't overlook cultural factors – work with local leaders: Often people's behaviour is entrenched in socio-cultural institutions or other concerns beyond the market, such as ensuring their family's protection.

"Their behaviour is entrenched and after careful consideration we have concluded that improving enforcement is likely to have more impact on these dangerous people than lowering the limit". But drivers found to be over the limit by breath test will lose the right to demand a blood test.