Sentence examples for utilization behaviour from inspiring English sources

Although the TiO2 nanorods had lower dye loading than TiO2 nanoparticle, they showed higher light utilization behaviour.

4. Patients with frontal lobe damage sometimes exhibit pathological "utilization behaviour" (Lhermitte 1983) in which the sight of an object automatically elicits behaviors typically associated with it, such as automatically pouring water into a glass and drinking it whenever a bottle of water and a glass are present (Frith et al. 2000: 1782).

The interplay between source and task switching can be illustrated with the example of utilization behaviour in individuals with frontal brain damage.

More research should be done to understand the dynamics underlying HIV/AIDS services utilization, behaviour change and the interrelationship to incidence of HRSB in post conflict settings.

This group represents users of healthcare services who are most likely to be receptive to personal health records (PHRs), offering an opportunity to study and potentially modify healthcare information seeking and service utilization behaviour in young adults.

The decision to seek care through an ED is complex, and its explanation involves the consideration of many factors, such as patients' socio-demographic and economic characteristics, illness severity, and health service utilization behaviour.

Evolutionary theory predicts that different resource utilization and behaviour by alternative phenotypes may reduce competition and enhance productivity and individual performance in polymorphic, as compared with monomorphic, groups of individuals.

Specification II and III excludes either health care utilization or health behaviour respectively.

The follow-up assessments included items covering the TTM constructs, smoking behaviour, utilization of medical care and smoking cessation aids and quality of life.

The analysis focuses on STI services provided to HRGs; assessing utilization, health seeking behaviour and STI syndrome trends between 2005 and 2009.

The 'Shuga' partners are currently monitoring the impact of the series on testing, service utilization and other behaviours by the 45 million young people estimated to live in the six countries where the radio programme airs – Cameroon, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Kenya, Lesotho, South Africa and Tanzania.