Consider, for example, behaviors of explored equipment such as the Cone Penetration Test, CPT, in the complex environments of soil.
For example, behaviors like reading aloud, raising hand, or talking about learning material were coded as active engagement whereas behaviors like listening to lecture/peer answer or reading silently were coded as passive engagement.
For example, behaviors in industrialized countries are threatening whole communities on low-lying Pacific islands due to sea level rise (Gaffin 1997), and the conditions of certain marine ecosystems (e.g., coral reefs) are threatening marine fisheries at great distances (Myers and Worm 2003; Walther et al. 2005; Worm et al. 2005).
Although the group laid down certain of Skinner's principles right away — strict work schedules and equal pay for all, for example — behavior modification through positive reinforcement moved to the back burner in the struggle for survival.
For example, behavior change must be viewed as a collaborative process, and participants' perceptions concerning the feasibility of change is important to motivational processes in randomized clinical trials.
For example, behavior is generated as shown in Figure 8 when pose index 2 is received at time t - 1 and time t from Figure 7.
For example, behavior profiles of the Internet users that mainly comprise of searches, page-views, and click-stream data are sparse and high dimensional with millions of possible keywords and URLs [6].
For example, behavior and physiology are often viewed as being more evolutionary labile than morphology (e.g., [ 30]).
Barwick's Knowledge Translation Planning Template-R™ again offers a comprehensive set of options for reflection and goal planning for your audience (for example, behavior change, practice change, imparting of new tools, and so forth) as well as the realm in which you wish to have an impact (for example, patient outcomes, policy, research) [ 32].
(For example, "Align behaviors with goals" might refer to unit goals or company goals, and it's not at all clear what behaviors are in question). Or, when providing specialized expertise, they may use jargon or other inaccessible language.
For example, health behaviors and health outcomes of individuals are influenced by workplace and residential environments (2, 4-14).
