Sentence examples for behavioral implication from inspiring English sources
The holistic approach requires that designers explicitly define the parameters of these subsystems and understand the behavioral implication of different designs.
Another, more certain, behavioral implication of the disconnection findings must also be noted, one that echoes a position advanced long ago by Horel (1978) but differing from that earlier proposal in the nature of the impairments that need to considered.
59 Behavior should nonetheless be monitored because the behavioral implications of a large cohort of people receiving ART is still uncertain.
To assess behavioral implications, participants were asked if they had changed their behavior as a result of the EVD outbreak, how they would change behavior if an EVD patient were flown from Africa to Germany for treatment in a nearby hospital, and whether they would cancel an already booked flight to Africa.
This has some behavioral implications for users of natural gas.
However, behavioral implications of this finding remain unknown.
The fundamental research goal is to develop a scientific understanding of the behavioral implications of cyber FF.
Social and behavioral implications regarding computer access and usage in low-income urban communities are discussed.
Alternative estimators are described along with their identifying assumptions, the behavioral implications of those assumptions, and the data requirements for implementation.
Since this paper is outside the context of a regression framework, the choice of direction function (input, output, or hyperbolic) does not have behavioral implications as it does in regression analysis; the hyperbolic distance function is therefore used.
As a general consequence, it appears that the two physical pains under consideration may have behavioral implications, in the sense that they contribute to increasing the stability of the connection between partners and thus, indirectly, to the welfare or even the survival (especially in former times) of the newborn child.
