Sentence examples for of any behavioural from inspiring English sources
Interviews occurred at 3 months in order to allow for the assessment of whether any post-performance changes were maintained over the short to medium term and to allow time for the detection of any behavioural change.
The times and types of any behavioural changes and adverse effects were noted.
The verification of program integrity should be part of the evaluation of any behavioural intervention as lowered adherence to the protocol is often associated with poorer outcome [ 31].
It was assumed that the cost of any behavioural or psychological therapy, if given by any of the healthcare practitioners, was included in the fee for the initial visit.
Three populations were not part of any behavioural supercolony: one of the Spanish populations (Bellaterra), the third population collected in Edirne, Turkey (Edirne 2) and the Polish population in Warsaw.
By choosing to focus on parental care, we are able to analyze three different ways in which parental effects might hypothetically influence the adaptive value of any behavioural trait.
In our data, we were unable to separate out the pregnant women who were intentionally eating a high-protein/low-carbohydrate diet and can therefore only speculate on any behavioural explanations of our results.
Neither ipsilateral STR volume, nor ipsilateral VM volume, were significant predictors of behavioural outcome for any behavioural test performed.
Carers' explanations for any behavioural influences of virtual aggression included "desensitisation" (becoming used to aggression and think "it's the norm"); provision of "role models" to be "copied"; and "mirroring" or reinforcement of real-life aggression.
A subset of patients were interviewed after the consultation to examine their experiences of the clinic, their understanding of the advice given and any behavioural changes they planned to make following their consultation.
Firstly, any differences between R and NR mice in terms of any other behavioural parameters could indicate a potentially significant relationship between the behaviour being measured and reinstatement behaviour.
