Sentence examples for undertaking fall from inspiring English sources

Finally, from June to August we considered that all ring recoveries corresponded to birds at their breeding sites or undertaking fall migration.

After breeding, in Siberia and Northern Europe, this species undertakes fall migration in August-September to spend the winter in Western Europe, until spring migration starts again in February from southern wintering grounds [14], [16].

From June onwards, viruses with an extreme level of persistence in water (more than 154 days) are also likely to infect ducks when they undertake fall migration, in August.

13 The model predicts factors that would be associated with intention to undertake falls prevention interventions.

Behaviour initiation may also be mediated by individual beliefs and approval of family and staff when participants undertake falls prevention strategies, thereby enhancing the desired behaviours.

Exploration of the link between participants' self-perceived risk of falls, knowledge of falls epidemiology, falls prevention strategies and motivation to undertake falls prevention strategies on discharge and participants' rates of falls and engagement in falls prevention activities after discharge will clarify the possible role of in-patient education in preventing falls in this population.

We applied the Health Belief Model 18 with additional constructs from the Protection Motivation Theory 19 and the Theory of Planned Behavior 12 to construct a model to explain the process by which individuals form an intention to undertake falls prevention interventions.

This ambitious undertaking fell far short of expectations and self-set goals.

Despite its success, the undertaking fell short of List's financial and personal expectations, and he went to France in despair.

This is consistent with a systematic review of facilitators and barriers to participation in falls prevention programs more generally, which concluded that information that falls are "preventable rather than unpredictable" and "countering the belief that nothing can be done for falls" was a valuable facilitator to undertaking falls prevention programs.

If effective, this will increase the proportions of older people who undertake effective fall prevention exercises and reduce falls in the aged population.