Sentence examples for information about behaviour from inspiring English sources

This police officer was describing a textbook example of "ethnic profiling": law enforcement officials' use of stereotypes, rather than specific information about behaviour, in deciding to stop, search or detain people.

However, in dynamic load balancing algorithm presumes no priori information about behaviour of tasks or the global state of the system.

Information about behaviour, attitudes, and knowledge through regular surveys is essential to better understand the dynamics of the STI epidemic.

However, methodological issues exist in time to pregnancy studies including the inability to obtain detailed time-specific information about behaviour and risk factors [ 41].

Uncertainty affects punishment levels in the PGGs: for example, even if the information about behaviour of group partners (if they cooperate or free ride) is not reliable [ 17], people still punish, even though their net payoffs decrease [ 18].

However, given the role of behavioural factors in the maintenance and exacerbation of psoriasis (such as skin flare-ups), as well as associated CVD risk, psoriasis-specific information about behaviour change should be an important aspect of psoriasis management.

The top 3 techniques for both perceived and observed were the same: provide information about behaviour- health link, provide information on consequences and provide instruction.

BCTs that were reported to have the most impact included: providing information about behaviour-health link; prompting self-monitoring and review of goals and outcomes; providing feedback; providing specific information about how to increase walking; planning social support/change; and relapse prevention.

Thus, photovoice can produce useful information about behaviours that participants may otherwise forget.

* 1. Provide general information on behaviour-health link; 2. Provide information on consequences to individual; 4. Provide normative information about others' behaviour; 5. Goal setting (behaviour); 7. Action planning; 8. Barrier identification; 9. Set graded tasks; 10.

Our results provide additional information about the behaviour of intensive travellers in particular and travel behaviour in general.