Sentence examples for prior behaviour from inspiring English sources

Shopping will change beyond recognition, with "hyper showrooming" the watchword – shops will become "emotional destinations", products hidden away behind digital screens, and heavily tailored to individual taste, guided by algorithms and ultimately our own prior behaviour.

As RO is affected by EA(a i ) and F(b i ), this provides the cognitive behaviour of retrospective effects as differentiated from prior behaviour.

A previous questionnaire in 2004 was used to obtain prior behaviour scores which were used in analysis to adjust for previous behaviour levels.

It breaks down overall descriptions into relatively simple parts, uses graphical abstraction to enable visualization of the information described and facilitates time-efficient description of experimental steps by remembering prior behaviour (through user profiles).

In addition, the intention to be vaccinated was calculated as a function of prior behaviour, namely, whether or not they had previously been vaccinated against the seasonal flu virus.

The third model described the effect of prior disruptive behaviour on current disruptive behaviour.

He said trainees were given a polygraph test where they were probed over prior sexual behaviour, and were subjected to a psychological exam consisting of "500 questions".

Mabbett said that while the offences were serious and the strength of the case appeared to be strong, the woman's age and absence of prior criminal behaviour weighed in favour of granting bail.

CEOs with a track record of taking care of their stakeholders are more likely to feel justified in breaking with that record at a later date because of a sense that they have accrued "moral credits" from their prior ethical behaviour.

Indeed, spurred by high rates of recidivism (the tendency of a previously convicted criminal to return to prior criminal behaviour despite punishment or imprisonment), some governments have even instituted the policy of banking DNA samples from all convicted criminals in order to facilitate the identification of perpetrators of future crimes.

This captures the prior electoral behaviour of the voter.