Sentence examples for preferable behaviour from inspiring English sources
The participants were stimulated to reflect on the kind of communicative behaviour they had liked or, in the case of a negative incident, to suggest more preferable behaviour.
Ductile behaviour is preferable in timber structures.
By contrast, perfusion MRI methodologies such as arterial spin labelling (ASL [26], [27] may be preferable for the study of behaviours or states over the course of minutes as opposed to seconds.
Our reliance on self-report of maternal hygiene practices could have led to social desirability bias; direct observation of maternal behaviour would have been preferable.
The BCT Usee follow-up prompts' [ 12] may be preferable as many people try to change behaviour several times before it becomes a habit through continued repetition of the new behaviour [ 36].
Targeting process as well as outcome behaviours was argued to be preferable by some participants, to reward those individuals who genuinely tried to change their behaviours, but could not meet outcome targets.
For further research objectively measured data of sedentary behaviour and physical activity would be preferable, but more difficult to carry out.
Negative applied steering torque is preferable because in this situation the motorcycle's tuning behaviour tends to be stable.
Furthermore, when the recording noise is practically negligible with respect to patch sizes, as occurs with current GPS tracking, it seems preferable to incorporate a relocation variance that is associated to animal behaviour instead of recording device noise [15].
Due to the behaviour of a retrogressive rotational landslide, it would be more preferable to consider slope information as a predetermined cross-section angle from the base of the slope.
How much more preferable to insulate ourselves against uncomfortable truths about our society if we compartmentalise the behaviour of some British men on a Paris Métro as solely the problem of Chelsea football club, or of one footballing authority or another.
