Sentence examples for useful behaviour from inspiring English sources

Positive feedback was mainly associated with the group setting, the accessibility of the resources, and useful behaviour change techniques used by the class leaders.

It would be better still if handouts promoted socially useful behaviour by, say, paying families to keep girls at school.

Moreover, said Mr, Kambire, school teaches children practical and useful behaviour, such as regular handwashing to maintain hygiene.

Because of these benefits, ACP is seen as a useful behaviour to promote among the general public and in several countries public health campaigns to encourage it have been put in place such as the Speak Up campaign in Canada or the Dying Matters initiative in the UK [ 6, 7].

Indeed, Richard Byrne's wonderful research into gorilla memes has revealed how apes are able to learn useful behaviours from each other without ever understanding what they are for: the explanation of how ape cognition works really is behaviouristic.

Sheldon [ 2] provides detailed descriptions of appropriate and useful behaviours for engagement and, as in our study, techniques such as finding a comfortable place to sit, identifying common connections, humour, and being vouched for proved useful.

Nail-biting, in my view, isn't some revealing personality characteristic, nor a maladaptive echo of some useful evolutionary behaviour.

Useful shuttle behaviour, confirmed by several reduction oxidation cycles, was observed in the case where the electrolyte contained at least 0.3 M lithium salt.

As such, point-of-care interventions may prove useful in behaviour modification.

This interesting paper demonstrated a higher sensitivity for primary tumours than for metastatic sites and tumours with high uptake had a better response to chemotherapy than lesions without uptake, suggesting that somatostatin receptor expression may provide useful biological behaviour characterisation.

1 Within this field, organotransition metal complexes offer intriguing possibilities for creating new multifunctional materials in which potentially useful optical behaviour is combined with the redox, magnetic and other properties characteristic of such compounds.