Sentence examples for improving behavioural from inspiring English sources
With increasing rates of non-communicable disease, there is a need for implementing population-wide, evidence-based interventions for improving behavioural risk factors.
NPIs for dementia have broad effects, which include improving behavioural and cognitive facets of dementia, as well as improving the overall wellbeing of a patient (and, potentially, their caregiver).
Previous research has demonstrated that fetal telencephalic neural progenitor cells engrafted into the ischaemic brain are capable of migration towards the infarct, and of improving behavioural recovery.
Reviewing thirty studies evaluating the impact of peer education programmess in developing country contexts, Medley et al. [ 9] found that peer education has no significant effect on sexually transmitted infections and is only moderately effective at improving behavioural outcomes.
Rodent studies have confirmed exercise-induced neurogenesis and increased growth factor levels in the brain and improved behavioural function.
The efficacy of programmes designed to enhance social and emotional development and improve behavioural and academic outcomes has been demonstrated (Durlak et al. 2011).
An experimental study was conducted to analyse the effectiveness of various types of information to improve behavioural intentions in relation to energy efficiency.
In order to be able to improve behavioural acceptance, the factors that influence the intention to use the system need to be identified.
Diabetes self-management education improves behavioural and clinical outcomes in type 2 diabetes patients, however little is known about the modifying effects of well-being.
The results indicate that dietary-EPO is suitable to improve mechanical and thermal allodynia and hyperalgesia and it is also being able to improve behavioural disturbances, anxiety and depression.
Thus although a reduction in inflammation is unlikely to reduce primary storage, it may help to improve behavioural manifestations of disease.
