These and other effective behaviour change techniques are emphasized in the NHS Health Trainer Handbook, based on several theories of health behaviour change and intended for NHS behaviour change programmes, with local adaptation [ 14].
So those oil paintings, they weren't intended for me to change.
If the high Conceptualism of the 1960s intended for art to change what you expect of it, McDermott & McGough's experiment engages their viewers as test subjects; their art changes what we expect of ourselves and others.
The techniques were based on evidence from a range of psychological theories [ 20, 21] and methods intended for NHS behaviour change programmes [ 22, 23] with adaptation for use in these trials to focus on PA and the use of pedometers.
While this metric was initially intended for measuring morphological changes in the fossil record, it has increasingly been applied to the study of contemporary phenotypic change (e.g., Hendry and Kinnison 1999), especially in anthropogenic contexts (Jørgensen et al. 2007; Darimont et al. 2009; Sharpe and Hendry 2009).
The break in the performance was intended for Mr. Groisman to change his straps, but it also destroyed the momentum and diluted the aspect of endurance in the work.
Responsiveness is a necessary property of instruments intended for measuring clinically meaningful change, such as in stroke self-SMIs [ 74, 75].
Publications intended for practitioners to support change in classroom teaching generally earn less professional recognition than research-focused journals and may have lower standards for the rigor of the research.
She has promised that more radical changes, intended for the next Framework Program, will be offered in a green paper in a few weeks' time.
In the course of germ cell development, male germ cells undergo critical epigenetic changes intended for successful progression through meiosis, meiotic sex chromosome inactivation, post-meiotic sex-chromosome repression, and chromatin remodeling [25].
However the NAS was intended for use in monitoring changes in liver disease and other clinical situations, and was not intended to replace the pathologist's determination of whether NASH is present or not.
