Sentence examples for inaccurate behaviour from inspiring English sources
In other studies it was concluded that the inaccurate behaviour of ADHD children in conflict tasks might be related to reduced error-awareness and higher sensitivity to response conflict.
This may result in inaccurate estimates of behaviour, subsequently resulting in mismatched feedback and advice [ 8, 9].
The results indicate that the difference between the two theories is not large, but for unsymmetric stacking sequences with bending stretching couplings present, the EMBT may result in inaccurate predictions of rotordynamic behaviour.
Similarly, understanding the issues involved in the inaccurate reporting of sexual behaviour and other relevant practices during the trial makes it possible to adjust data collection techniques and improve accuracy.
Other limitations are the potentially inaccurate reporting of sexual behaviour data (social desirability bias), response rate and lack of information about non-responders, and lack of generalisability of these results.
The study has shown that the coefficients of thermal expansion currently used in the European Code for calcareous and siliceous concrete can lead to inaccurate predictions of the structural behaviour.
Inaccurate self-reporting of risky behaviours is the primary threat to the validity and utility of research among most-at-risk populations.
While proxy measures of quality of care suggest that patients fared worse in environments where nurse-physician relationships were rated lower or nurses' experienced verbal abuse, the reliability of nurse recall of adverse care outcomes and their association with hostile clinician behaviours may be inaccurate.
Many existing prediction approaches model concurrent behaviour insufficiently and yield inaccurate results due to hard underlying assumptions.
However, past research shows that ignoring this element can lead to inaccurate predictions of the system's behaviour.
Studies frequently report that respondents, both in surveys and interview studies, are notoriously inaccurate when predicting or reporting own behaviour [ 26, 27].
