Sentence examples for predict behaviour from inspiring English sources

This is despite the findings of two recent systematic reviews suggesting that social cognition models of behaviour, which have been successfully used to predict behaviour and behavioural change in non-clinical populations, can be usefully applied to clinical behaviour at the individual level [ 9, 20].

Studies have shown, however, that cognitions such as beliefs, attitudes, subjective and descriptive norms, perceived behavioural control, self-efficacy and intentions do predict behaviour cross-sectional as well as prospectively, and that interventions that are at least partly based on social cognition models succeed in influencing behaviour in sub-Saharan Africa [ 59- 61].

In the present context, this translates to k − 1 samples being used to identify brain areas associated with a behavioural phenotype (behaviour-to-brain) and the remaining sample being used to predict behaviour from brain measurements (brain-to-behaviour).

These rules are used constantly to interpret one's own and other people's behaviour and to predict behaviour under certain conditions.

Research published in the Journal of Vocational Behaviour, Stemming the tide: Predicting women engineers' intentions to leave, has taken a closer look at some of these issues and made early attempts to predict behaviour patterns which lead to women exiting the profession early.

The fact that the calculation correctly describes not only the order in which the different forms occur but also the pressures at which the changeovers take place indicates that the physical theory is in good shape; only the power is lacking in the mathematics to predict behaviour from first principles.

The result is a governmental surveillance machine run amok, algorithmically collecting and searching our digital communications in a futile effort to predict behaviours based on words in emails".

As the TPB allows for a direct effect of perceived behavioural control (PBC) on behaviour, PBC was included in the models predicting behaviour.

A comparison of the predicted behaviour with in situ measurements is shown.

Comparison of experimental and predicted behaviour of HPDC components gives promising results.

Strong agreement was obtained between the predicted behaviour and the associated experimental findings.