Sentence examples for modified their behaviours from inspiring English sources

Observation of care providers during ANC consultations and in labour rooms could have modified their behaviours, introducing bias in the observational results.

The researchers who undertook the observations in this study were well known to the care providers, and the possibility that the latter modified their behaviours to conform to the observers' expectation cannot be ruled out.

One possible explanation is that the birds have learned that vehicles are dangerous, and have modified their behaviour accordingly.

(It didn't work: most patients modified their behaviour temporarily, but "changes in a patient's delusional system and general mental status could not be detected by a psychiatrist").

"Helpers modified their behaviour in the presence of pups, gradually introducing them to live prey, monitoring their handling behaviour, nudging prey and retrieving and further modifying prey if necessary," according to a study on teaching in meerkats published in 2006 by zoologist Dr Alex Thornton and colleagues.

There was evidence that patients modified their behaviour within consultations to complement that of clinicians.

Of those that modified their behaviour, the most common measures cited were drinking more fluids, wearing light clothing and simply staying indoors and avoiding the sun.

It is presumed that lizards with regenerated tails have gained experience during the previous predator contact and modified their behaviour when encountering the potential predator (in this case a human) for the second time.

The Hawthorne effect-the possibility that some providers modified their behaviour by spending more time with their clients than they would have done in the evaluator's absence may have influenced the study findings given that providers in both study arms knew that they were being assessed.

This was not purely a chance finding, since there was some evidence that patients modified their behaviour to meet the style of a clinician: Mrs Armstrong: I felt he was quite abrupt in his questioning, um and perhaps I had to be a bit quick off the mark in answering the questions.

Participants chose whether they wanted to be in the BLW or BLISS group, except one participant who was not eligible for the BLISS group because they were enrolled in another study measuring infant feeding outcomes that may have been influenced had they modified their behaviour as a result of participating in this pilot study.