Sentence examples for behavioral benchmarks from inspiring English sources
Here, we argue that developmental studies must take greater advantage of behavioral benchmarks.
Methodologically, the studies extend past research by using a behavioral accuracy criterion, benchmarking zero-acquaintance accuracy against target and informant accuracy, and employing a representative design that sampled contexts from targets' daily situations.
Because of the consistent dose-response relationship at all FR values, we used the behavioral data to calculate benchmark doses based on displacements from modeled zero-dose performance of 1% (ED 01)) and 10% (ED 10)), as determined by a quadratic fit to the dose-response function.
We need a new risk-monitoring standard, a driving-analytics benchmark that is largely behavioral.
This class of models is central to optimal foraging theory (behavioral ecology) [2] and serves as benchmarks in economic decision making (maximum expected gain, maximum expected utility) [1].
But as social care budgets are slashed, and governments are starting to embrace population-based strategies such as behavioral economics to moderate unhealthy behaviors, having some common-sense guidelines that highlight that taking less drugs, less often was associated with a reduced risk of harm, might be a useful benchmark for people to reflect upon".
The improvement in the quality of the resulting process models is evaluated on synthetic logs from benchmark models of increasing complexity on both behavioral and structural recall and precision metrics.
Many behavioral attributes, thought processes, and decision strategies of entrepreneurs may seem markedly radical or aberrant if benchmarked against managerial best practices at the level of the firm, industry, or institution.
The correlation between the behavioral analysis and the actual fault coverage of the inserted BIST logic has been shown on a number of benchmarks.
"Behavioral neuroscience.
