Sentence examples for identifying behaviour of from inspiring English sources
Both CD44v6 and Ep-CAM expression may be helpful in identifying behaviour of gastric adenocarcinoma.
Although this study was designed to better understand student needs and behaviour, there was some "blurring" of discussion topics in the interviews with students, with a number of student informants identifying behaviours of concern in some of the clinicians under whom they studied.
Observation is performed in both rooms during exercise sessions to describe and identify behaviour of practitioners and participants specific to the different physical environments.
From a clinical perspective, we will investigate common opioid utilisation patterns and identify behaviour indicative of extramedical use of opioids.
Through focus groups and the help of 30 'values champions', we have identified behaviours capable of assessment and use as part of the new performance framework.
Some of identified behaviours (widespread use of suppositories, alternating use of antipyretics, use of spoons and teaspoons to dose antipyretics) expose children to the risk of overdose.
Family members can often identify behaviours indicative of pain in cognitively impaired older family members.
On discussing issues around disrespectful care in hospital settings all participants were able to identify behaviours representative of what they perceived constituted both respectful and disrespectful care giving.
Behavioral observation has the advantage, over other forms of assessment, of being able to identify behaviours or other features of a problem of which a client may be unaware.
Ninety percent of respondents specified at least one practice amenable to behaviour change, but only about one fourth of identified behaviours (27%) were being systematically addressed.
This study aims to identify key creative behaviours in mathematics and to investigate the relationships of the identified behaviours with mathematics achievements, demographics, mathematics affects, and general gifted behaviours.
