Sentence examples for example behaviours from inspiring English sources

To achieve thermal comfort within the heating season, people report to use heat in very different ways; for example behaviours include switching on the heating system, putting on warm clothes, drawing curtains, changing rooms, making a hot drink and using a hot water bottle.

For example, behaviours such as rushing to finish and publish research, employing less rigorous research methods and increased corner-cutting in research were raised by 29percentnt of survey respondents who commented on the effects of competition on scientists.

These are examples of areas where different values may conflict for example, behaviours associated with encouraging patient autonomy may conflict with those that promote delivery of the most cost effective care.

Even planned experiments with ITSA methods can face difficulties of interpretation and model-building – in some cases, for example, behaviours change in anticipation of the event, other events can occur simultaneously with the intervention, or the effect may be unexpected or delayed and a wide range of candidate functions may be available to describe its effects.

Research has focussed on violent and antisocial behaviours which are criminal or may be seen as a precursor to criminal behaviour, for example, antisocial behaviour in young people.

For example, neglectful behaviours by medical staff related to behaviours such as ignoring patient perspectives in decision-making, or not planning pain management adequately.

The report states for example that "behaviours informed by awareness of energy and climate issues" can reduce energy demand in buildings by up to 20% in the short run, and by 50% by 2050.

For example, collaborative behaviours and informations exchanges could improve the movement of vehicles in an urban center and avoid traffic jams.

For example child behaviours coded for are non-compliance, complaint, aversive demands and positive contact.

For example, repetitive behaviours are also present in young children with typical development [ 84].

For example, aggressive behaviours may be a protective response by subjects who are not able to articulate their pain [ 17].