Sentence examples for making and behaviour from inspiring English sources

However, there was no conclusive evidence as to whether doing this does have an influence on patients' understanding, decision making, and behaviour [ 7- 13].

It shows that the "tactile environment" is vital in decision making and behaviour, they report in Science.

In Dar es Salaam, constructive peer-to peer and parental communication on emotional and cognitive changes related to puberty and links with sexual decision making and behaviour will be emphasized.

Studies to investigate the use of personalised risk information are needed across a wide range of clinical topics to explore the impact of individualised risk estimates on knowledge, attitude, behaviour and patient understanding[ 41] with the aim of demonstrating a link between informed decision making and behaviour change[ 42].

Readiness for making and sustaining behaviour change, a measure of patient activation, has been linked with subsequent metabolic control in adults with diabetes [ 23], with subsequent behaviour in a clinical trial amongst adolescents with type 1 diabetes [ 24], and with adolescents' readiness to make changes in the balance of responsibility for diabetes management with their parents [ 25].

The MPH programme acknowledges the need to train graduates in an evidence-based approach to develop and evaluate interventions to improve population health through policy changes, the environment in which healthy choices are made and individual behaviours.

The result has been to make language and behaviour in corporate and public space highly regulated: but in the realm of the brain, the pub, the private conversation and of course the internet – everything is possible.

This is especially relevant with respect to the local-distant dichotomy since proximity may be a surrogate measure of more salient factors (i.e., motivation to make lifestyle and behaviour changes) that influence weight management success.

Adjusting the levels of these chemicals in the body will effect changes which bypass decision-making and make certain behaviour, for all practical purposes, automatic.

The synthesis was then "expressed" through a simple diagram, as a conceptual model, reflecting the factors and relationships at work in the decision-making and behaviour of interest (e.g. Figure  5).

Our findings build on research that reports that infant feeding decision-making and behaviour are not simply a choice between health and risk, or a planned behaviour [ 37, 38].