Sentence examples for rates of behaviour from inspiring English sources

Given the reported mildness of the H1N1 2009 pandemic and overall low anxiety expressed by our surveyed participant's, low rates of behaviour change could have been expected.

The rates of target behaviour (logging onto the website) in both groups will be compared to rates of behaviour in the control group using chi-square.

As expected from earlier research, the children with epilepsy had poorer structural and pragmatic communication skills compared with their non-affected peers, as well as higher rates of behaviour problems.

Although a consensus among these studies has not yet been reached, some report higher rates of behaviour problems in children and adolescents with CHD, while others have not found any differences between patients with CHD and norms.

A similar Canadian study of 21,455 children reported higher rates of behaviour problems in boys and higher rates of emotional maladjustment in girls, though the latter effect was not observed until age four and there were some developmental variations [ 27].

As the teacher rating of behaviour at baseline was worse in the intervention group at baseline, the effect of the intervention on behaviour may have been underestimated.

This is in line with previous research stating that Moroccan parents have a lower identification rate of behaviour problems compared to other ethnic groups [ 63].

So the fact that patients taking varenicline reported higher rates of suicidal behaviour than patients prescribed other drugs in the FDA Adverse Events Reporting System, may have been because these patients were at higher risk of these events, before taking varenicline.

We aimed to investigate, for the first time, rates of suicidal behaviour (ideation and acts) in people with borderline intellectual functioning in a general population sample, and to compare these to rates in people with normal functioning.

Unsafe pesticide practice and psychosocial stressors are related to the high rates of suicidal behaviour.

Males who enter puberty early have higher rates of antisocial behaviour during adolescence [ 29, 30].