Sentence examples for favourable behaviours from inspiring English sources
Respondents might tend to give answers that would convey more favourable behaviours.
Furthermore, parental perceptions of efficacy are significant predictors of the development of favourable behaviours in children [ 26].
Thus, the stronger associations with SGA birth may be related to the lower material/social resources present in deprived neighbourhoods, which may predispose less favourable behaviours among mothers.
We are not aware of any health promotion activity associated with colonoscopy as it was delivered within the participating hospitals and our questionnaires were designed not to imply any favourable behaviours.
Previous studies have shown consistent differences between young males and females in their dental behaviours and pattern of dental attendance, with women generally having more favourable behaviours than men.
The relationship between perceived behavioural control and behaviour not only suggests that people are more likely to perform favourable behaviours they have control over, but also that people are prevented from carrying out behaviours over which they have no control [ 14, 17].
Simulations demonstrate the favourable behaviour of these algorithms with noise as input and for low SNR scenarios especially when combined with a convex combination adaptive filtering scheme.
The results indicate that coarse grained graphite grades exhibit more favourable behaviour for application in HTRs due to their low dimensional anisotropy and fracture propagation resilience.
Some numerical experiments are presented to show the favourable behaviour of the new scheme as compared with the LDD46 and LDD25 methods proposed by Stanescu and Habashi [J. Comput. Phys. 143 (1998) 674] and the standard fourth order Runge Kutta method.
Favourable behaviour changes among control group participants have been observed for a diverse range of other health behaviours [ 7- 9].
All components are based on the principles of risk and problem identification, achievement of favourable behaviour changes in older persons, and facilitation of preventative care use.
