The phrase "aspects of behavioral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different elements or features related to behavior, often in a psychological or sociological context.
Example: "The study focused on various aspects of behavioral patterns in children during playtime."
Alternatives: "elements of behavior" or "features of behavioral".
Additional psychometric function analysis of ferret behavior indicated effects of stimulus spectral content on aspects of behavioral performance related to decision-making processes, with animals displaying improved sensitivity for broadband gap-in-noise detection.
Since HD damages the caudate nucleus, many aspects of behavioral and intellectual functioning can be affected.
Technical advances have also highlighted a need to re-examine the relationship between theoretical and analytical aspects of behavioral reconstructions in prehistory.
The purpose of this study was to use established operant tests to examine the effects of isoflurane on aspects of behavioral inhibition, learning, and motivation in aged rats.
How wildlife social and resource networks are distributed on the landscape and how animals respond to resource loss are important aspects of behavioral ecology.
Brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) participates in synaptic plasticity and the adaptive changes in the strength of communication between neurons thought to underlie aspects of behavioral adaptation.
Through its activity and these aspects of behavior (behavioral proclivity, situation awareness, and hierarchical sequential learning), the agent starts to exhibit emergent sensibility, intrinsic motivation, and autonomous learning.
An important aspect of behavioral opportunities is their role in structuring complex behavior through self-organizing processes (Hogeweg and Hesper 1985).
An example of a task used in rats which was not designed with the sole purpose of measuring impulsive behavior but which does require an aspect of behavioral inhibition, is the five-choice serial reaction time task (5CSRT; Carli, Robbins, Evenden, & Everitt, 1983).
The epigenetic factor, especially DNA methylation is the most important aspect of behavioral disorders with marked alteration in the DNA methylation pattern in the brain which leads to memory formation (Day & Sweatt, 2010).
A multivariate analysis was performed to take into account the multidimensional aspect of behavioral responses.
