Examples of using Behavioural changes in English and their translations into Slovak
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The trauma caused by the war implies dramatic behavioural changes leading to the relationship problems,
can thus trigger behavioural changes for increased energy efficiency and savings.
It also shows how seemingly small, individual behavioural changes can have a major impact at European level.
engagement and behavioural changes.
individual behavioural changes can have a major impact at European level. The central feature of Kids' Zone is the Eco-Agent.
showed significant behavioural changes.
the increased hormonal activity in the brain causes behavioural changes.
With regard to buildings it was concluded that small behavioural changes could provide significant savings.
characteristics of the effect with full details of behavioural changes and possible gross pathological findings at post-mortem;
Furthermore, there is a need to foster behavioural changes in food consumption
The wild boar showed behavioural changes, was hunted
European civil society should be more extensively engaged in order to spread wider public understanding of the problems of climate change and the behavioural changes that will be needed to limit further climate change
psychological and behavioural changes in the fight against terrorism,
Behavioural changes, such as being unusually active
consumer behaviour including that of vulnerable consumers like persons with disabilities and behavioural changes will be studied in open innovation platforms such as the Living Labs
trying to compensate for the problem themselves and assigning behavioural changes to growing up or drug use- most being afraid of psychiatric involvement.
and for promoting behavioural changes in energy consumption by citizens and enterprises.
better public health education is needed for the general population to encourage behavioural changes to prevent type 2 diabetes from developing in the first place.
altered mental state or behavioural changes).
diarrhoea and behavioural changes)† Statistically significant.