Sentence examples for systematic behavioural from inspiring English sources
Additionally, the psychological mechanisms mediating changes in risk preference are not well understood, and some of the systematic behavioural changes we observe may reflect, for example, an influence of hunger and receipt of food on affect [37], [38].
For all seven pregnancies (P1 to P7), the exact date of impregnation was not known as we did not perform systematic behavioural studies and mating activity was not observed.
GET.ON M.D. is based on two main evidence-based components: systematic behavioural activation [ 51] and problem solving [ 52].
Much neurobiological research has been undertaken investigating the role of higher brain areas in cough, however, there is little systematic behavioural research on the role of psychological factors.
Although systematic behavioural registrations were not performed, the farmer reported that both cow and calf vocalized the first 1 2 days after separation.
Probably the best way to measure non-technical skills is by systematic direct behavioural observation because observations have the advantage of measuring behaviour as it actually occurs.
Because of the unpredictable nature of these perturbations, systematic study of behavioural responses to them is not possible and investigators need to be 'opportunistic'opportunistic
Our study represents the first systematic assessment of behavioural and ecological trait patterns across the Hylobatidae using recent approaches in comparative analysis.
A systematic review of behavioural change suggests that training is most effective in addressing the capabilities of individuals through imparting knowledge but less so in addressing motivation [ 14].
A small systematic review of behavioural therapy in older adults (Samad, Brealey, & Gilbody, 2011) recently showed that CBT seems to have comparable effectiveness with alternative psychotherapies in older age, even though only four studies were included.
By way of further example, in Freeman and colleagues' [ 35] systematic review of behavioural interventions for childhood fecal incontinence and constipation, the ten included studies did not produce reliable results, and authors instead meta-analysed four studies comparing an intervention against treatment as usual.
