Sentence examples for order for behaviour from inspiring English sources

In order for behaviour tests to provide accurate, useful information about the future behaviour of test subjects, they need to reflect aspects of personality despite the limited context and time in which they are conducted.

For example, the COM-B model of behaviour change includes the necessity of three components in order for behaviour change to occur, namely: opportunity, capability, and motivation [ 28].

It is suggested that in order for this behaviour to occur a contraction of crystalline matrix must take place onto a rigid dispersed phase (below its glass transition).

In order for the behaviour of the cholesterol biosynthesis pathway activity to dominate over the other dynamical effects, the competing interactions were taken to have mass action rate constants two orders of magnitude smaller than the corresponding mass action constants formed from the main pathway parameters.

If someone has a genuine addiction and also engages in terrible behaviour, that addiction may need to be treated in order for the other behaviour to be controlled.

Given the majority of Go4Fun sessions focused on diet (13/20), and completers attended almost 10 more sessions than non-completers this potentially indicates that improvements in food literacy require maximal program exposure in order for poor dietary behaviours to change.

A key element for encouraging adoption is enabling people to trial behaviour in order for them to embark on the travel behaviour change process.

By studying the response of the pathway to disturbances introduced in some of its key components, namely Hes1, Mash1 and Hes6 protein concentrations we conclude that a functional change is required in order for the pathway's behaviour to shift towards neural differentiation, instigated perhaps through cross-talk with other pathways.

In order for the normal flocking behaviour to emerge, data collection started after an acclimatisation period of 50 s (Table  1).

Giving climate change a public health focus suggests that there is a need for behaviour change in order to both mitigate (ie. reduce greenhouse gas emissions) and adapt to the problem (ie. protect communities and people from current and future health related impacts) [ 5].

Physical structures and objects matters to the participants because "man is reliant on out-side-the-skin control mechanisms for ordering behaviour" (Geertz 1973, p. 44).