Sentence examples for review of behavior from inspiring English sources

A record review of behavior on the ward (i.e. a record of critical incidents) was deemed unhelpful as previous review of such records has indicated a low baseline of incidents, with most patients having no incidents formally recorded.

According to Aboud and Singla [ 22], reviews of behavior change interventions, especially those related to the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), provide evidence of effective solutions/techniques and failures as well.

Participants can state for each day of the past week whether or not they achieved their behavioral goal (i.e. monitoring progression of behavior change/prompt review of behavioral goals [ 30]).

In April, the EU executive opened a formal investigation into web giant Google's business practices in online search, and later this year will conduct a sweeping review of the behavior of online platforms.

Price has declined to comment until the university review of his behavior is completed.

Two years later, in the journal Language, Chomsky published a review of "Verbal Behavior" that was among the most devastating and influential reviews ever written.

The Ulster Unionist Party said Mr. Laird had quit its group in Parliament "pending the outcome of a review of his behavior".

The University of New Mexico has barred Richard Berthold, a history professor, from teaching freshmen next year and promised a post-tenure review of his behavior and work, after he joked that "anybody who can blow up the Pentagon gets my vote".

"It has to hold on, because the vibrations are so strong that otherwise it could come flying off the flower," says Mario Vallejo-Marín Vallejo-Marínsity of Stheling in Scotland, who recently co-aUniversity of Stirlingin behavior in the journal Current Opinion in Plant Biology.

The State Department did a full a public review of its behavior, as required by law, and accepted the conclusion that "systemic failures and leadership and management deficiencies at senior levels" in the bureaus of diplomatic security and Near Eastern Affairs created "a security posture that was inadequate for Benghazi and grossly inadequate to deal with the attack that took place".

The State Department did a full a public review of its behavior and accepted the conclusion that "systemic failures and leadership and management deficiencies at senior levels" in two bureaus created "a security posture that was inadequate for Benghazi and grossly inadequate to deal with the attack that took place".