Sentence examples for through behaviours from inspiring English sources
Residents were often described through behaviours rather than being seen as a person, to the extent that one resident was described not by their name but as "it".
This was described as arising from social factors and in particular deprivation, which potentially impact on the collective psyche, affecting health through behaviours [ 36].
These patients often have severe physical limitations due to rigidity and contractures that may inhibit them from expressing their pain through behaviours or body language [ 13].
Physicians appear to assert their status through behaviours that separate them from others, for instance, how they dress, or speak, or indeed where they choose to sit in the wards – often behind a large desk, quite distant from the patient.
Third, we include measures of maternal and father/stepfather direct investment levels within the household, defined here as investments provided to children via direct contact through behaviours such as general care-giving and play.
(PCP03-06) What emerged as one of the most essential features of quality prenatal care was the provision of emotional support, which is conveyed through behaviours such as listening, expression of caring and concern, acknowledgement of feelings, and reflective understanding [ 28].
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The technical characterisation of the plant is based on the flow-through behaviour.
In this study, snap-through behaviour of the bistable structure is investigated both experimentally and through finite element (FE) analysis.
Experimental results and FE simulation show good agreement with regard to snap-through behaviour of the bistable structure and from this, the bistability mechanisms are discussed.
Comparisons are made between published experimental folding patterns and the patterns obtained from both numerical methods in which bifurcations are demonstrated as elastic unstable snap-through behaviour.
