Sentence examples for framework for the behaviour from inspiring English sources
To this effect, the current research work seeks to propose a quantitative and qualitative approach based integrated framework for the behaviour analysis of a process plant system.
The kinetic model of TBP presented here provides a framework for analyzing the behaviour of these mutants.
But Kepler's analysis of vision changed the framework for understanding the behaviour of light.
In summary, biophysical models have proven useful in developing a framework for the systems behaviour of the spindle assembly checkpoint.
A theoretical framework for the ion-exchange behaviour of bioactive substances in non-linear ion-exchange chromatography is described.
Good agreement is obtained, which demonstrates the effectiveness of the developed multiscale modelling framework for the analysis of fatigue behaviour of ECCs.
30 32 Recommendations includes: using validated measures of physical activity behaviour including questionnaires and activity monitors; targeting established guidelines for activity; using established behavioural theory as a framework for the interventions; measuring determinants of behaviour change; and, reporting outcomes beyond the termination of the behavioural intervention.
Cognitive behaviour therapy may provide a useful framework for understanding consulting behaviour as a motivated behaviour [ 22, 59] that serves a function such as relieving distress for the frequently attending patient.
16 The present study focused on self-management, building rapport and collaborative partnerships with patients with COPD, as well as the application of a specific framework for health behaviour changes.
10 The TDF was initially developed in response to requests from implementation researchers who recognised the need for an integrative framework to address the behaviour change factors relevant to intervention studies.
We also have Supporting Professionalism in Admissions (SPA), which was established in 2006 and seeks, among other things, to set a clear framework for institutional admissions behaviour to the benefit of the applicant and the sector as a whole.
