Sentence examples for treatment behaviour from inspiring English sources

This paper reviews the numerous modeling approaches ranging from simple first-order models to more complex dynamic models of treatment behaviour in CWs.

In the current work, the three-dimensional Navier Stokes equations along with the energy and concentration equations for the fluid coupled with the energy and mass conservation equations for the solid (wood) are solved to study the conjugate heat treatment behaviour.

From studying the solution treatment behaviour of friction stir welds, in a typical high strength Al-alloy (7010), it has been established that the nugget zone grain structure is inherently unstable at high temperatures, despite the presence of Al3Zr dispersoids that inhibit grain boundary mobility.

One hundred and fifty female participants with obesity were randomized to the new treatment, behaviour therapy (the leading alternative psychological treatment) or guided self-help (a minimal intervention).

Although individual variations are important in determining help-seeking and treatment behaviour patterns, the ability to cope with an illness and quality of life, the role of explanatory models in shaping treatment preferences is undervalued.

One participant's description of having forgotten to take their medication seems to acknowledge explicitly that this is a factor in determining treatment behaviour, saying "I missed a few days because (a) I was extremely busy and distracted and (b) subconsciously I didn't want to take it because I occasionally become very resentful of the fact that I have to take medication every day" (P33).

Our study explored TB treatment behaviours, and we analysed self-reported behaviour.

They will also contribute to theoretical and empirical approaches to predicting diagnostic and treatment behaviours from the combined theoretical models.

Evaluative criteria included knowledge and skills related to treatment, behaviours while delivering treatments, concerns about participants' well-being, and moral principles.

HCPs' tobacco use screening and treatment behaviours are indeed influenced by the demands and limitations imposed by local healthcare and social systems.

A patient-centered approach, then, encourages the use of a negotiated model of care to foster concordant treatment behaviours [ 7, 9– 13, 16, 16].