Sentence examples for those behavioural from inspiring English sources

And yet their behaviour is changing, and those behavioural changes will themselves generate reductions in spending, investment, and ultimately employment.

Since behaviour patterns are to some extent inherited, the evolutionary process of natural selection can be said to foster those behavioural (as well as physical) traits that increase an individual's chances of reproducing.

A somewhat more moderate version of the behaviour-centred approach was taken by Alexander Bain, who identified attention, not with its behavioural manifestations themselves, but with truncated versions of the motor-control processes that typically bring about those behavioural manifestations: processes 'stopping short of the actual movement performed by the organ' (Bain, 1888, 371).

Generally, features have to be selected to deliver feature values that can be extracted reliably from the experimental data and that are valid for distinguishing those behavioural components from each other that are relevant for answering the experimental question.

In this study, MMAS questionnaire took into account those behavioural aspects as an informative and complementary measure.

Health-mentoring increased mentees' motivation, helped them to develop strategies for change and to sustain those behavioural changes.

Comparing and contrasting the clinical, neuropsychological, neuroimaging and neuropathological data between C9ORF72, MAPT and PGRN features will provide insights for clinicians to better target genetic testing (particularly for those with the behavioural variant FTD phenotype), and also enlighten our understanding of neurodegeneration associated with different mutations.

"Until this radical reform takes place that proves lessons have been learnt, the care system in the UK for those with behavioural problems will continue to be a concern for all those who rely on it.

These would include younger patients, those who they thought might have Lewy body syndrome and those with behavioural problems.

At my school, children with learning disabilities were placed in "the unit" alongside those with behavioural problems on the verge of being expelled.

As those slick behavioural economists are quick to tell us, we can be nudged this way and that, to our benefit and peril, with very small changes in the parameters of choice.