Sentence examples for supports behaviours from inspiring English sources
The concept of functional compartmentalization has emerged whereby the expression pattern of Cx proteins defines the strength of coupling between different cell types, thereby establishing a neuron-glial syncytium that supports behaviours such as synchronized firing or propagation of calcium waves across disparate neuronal populations (Dermietzel 1998).
Emotional support behaviours had the strongest links with women's views, which confirms the findings of earlier studies with women which identify emotional support behaviours as the most important category of support [ 9, 28].
Correlation coefficients were calculated between positive midwifery support behaviours and the assessments of support by the woman and observer, in order to test whether the quantity of positive midwifery support behaviours is a key element in the measurement of the quality of midwifery support.
This discrepancy may be due to the fact that our longitudinal analysis captured data shortly after individuals began receiving emotional support because we controlled the support behaviours reported at the initial time of the two- or three-year study interval.
"The building supports behaviour, which in turn supports the teachers," he said.
In this paper we present a visual authoring tool for game designers that supports behaviour reuse.
He also explained how Islam supports behaviour which can stop the spread of the virus.
The ELCDP also supports behaviour change amongst communities through focused advocacy and communication techniques.
UNICEF supports behaviour change campaigns and social mobilization activities to raise public awareness of the risks to child health.
Arguably the most potent combination will be involvement online and identification with the terrorist group, in addition to exposure to recruiters and opportunities to engage in support behaviours in the physical world.
Thus, it appears that a sufficient number of visits are needed to reinforce and support behaviours.
