Sentence examples for modelled behaviours from inspiring English sources

This flows through to and interacts with the next level of influence at the social-personal nexus, where smoking behaviour is influenced by social bonding to significant others and observed (modelled) behaviours.

Open image in new window Fig. 19 Load displacement diagrams for models M1, M2 and M3 Open image in new window Fig. 20 The normally used engineering and modelled behaviour of steel.

The purpose of the study is to evaluate the possibility of using normal temperature design formulae directly at high temperatures and to evaluate the influence of the choice of initial geometric imperfections on the modelled behaviour of the columns.

In the canonical model of the demand for health, the Grossman model, health behaviours are modelled as investments in human capital (Grossman, 1972).

This approach allows mixed scale representations and incremental improvements to modelled water behaviour without changing the underlying structure of the system.

A combination of modelled groundwater behaviour under various land uses with three-dimensional salt-load maps developed from airborne electromagnetic survey (AEM) provides a practical tool to assess potential salt movement.

This has led to a focus on achieving very high levels of precision in intervention design and testing, and an emphasis on explanations of intervention take-up that has often modelled professional behaviour change as a feature of agents working relatively autonomously.

Seeing other children singing, dancing and laughing as part of their radiotherapy-modelled positive coping behaviours and increased the patient's familiarity with RT procedures.

The physical activity programme is based on the Theory of Planned Behaviour, [ 39] and modelled after the successful behaviour change programme developed by the Diabetes Prevention Programme [ 40].

Survey respondents are grouped based on which transport mode type they predominantly commute by, and the key drivers of these predominant behaviours are modelled to inform the design of behavioural interventions to reduce commuter congestion in Exeter.

Smoking defined group membership; rather than reflecting deeply on their actions, participants adopted behaviours others modelled: "Yeah.