Sentence examples for trends in behaviour from inspiring English sources

Accurate assessment of physical activity levels is important to understand the association between physical activity and health, but also to monitor secular trends in behaviour and to evaluate the effectiveness of interventions and programs [ 1].

To further investigate whether behaviour of migrants will change in the same direction, it will be necessary to compare the trends in behaviour with the trends in the host population.

We have explored two distinct age cohorts, born 20 years apart but followed-up over the same calendar period, thus accounting, in part, for population trends in behaviours over time.

Less is known about time-trends among older adolescents or young adults, among whom fewer data are routinely collected and where analyses may be limited by small numbers and the use of broad age categories such as 16-24 years [ 7- 9], potentially masking differential trends in behaviours between those at either end of the age spectrum.

C2H6 and C3H8 showed intermediate activity, confirming a trend in behaviour of the framework that correlates with size of the alkane gas molecules (Llewellyn et al., 2009 ▶; Fig. 11 ▶).

We find no evidence of increased sexual risk-taking following ART availability and protective changes in some behaviours, suggesting that general trends in sexual behaviour are not counter-acting preventive effects of HIV treatment.

Despite a downward trend in behaviours displayed not one of the interventions significantly reduced disruptive behaviour.

Following recommendations by WHO for implementing second generation surveillance [ 9], another set of surveillance sites was established specifically for collecting behavioural data aimed at monitoring trends in risk behaviour and the prevalence of other sexually transmitted infections (STI) such as syphilis.

During that time changing patterns of sexual behaviour were reported in adolescence and young adulthood, such as earlier age of first sexual intercourse. 1 2 3 Knowledge about sexual behaviour in elderly people (70 year olds) is limited and even less is known about secular trends in sexual behaviour in this age group.

We report trends in sexual behaviour indicators for men aged 17 54 years and women aged 17 49 years in rural KwaZulu-Natal province, based on annual sexual behaviour surveys during ART scale-up from 2005 to 2011.

It has prompted conservation groups to begin an urgent review of strategies to identify and affect trends in consumer behaviour.