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These cost estimates and some estimates for teacher time to manage behaviour derived by the first author of this article are detailed in table 2. 18–20 Table 2 was used as a template for identifying and costing resources in the BGDP feasibility study.

It contains 99 problem items, split into 7 subcategories: emotionally reactive, anxious/depressed, somatic symptoms, withdrawn, sleep problems, attention problems and aggressive behaviour originally derived by factor analyses.

The cognitive behaviour therapy formulations derived by the cognitive behaviour therapist will be analysed thematically in relation to the development of regular attendance.

In order to determine the required diaphragm spacing, firstly the curved girder is simplified to straight one by using the M/r method, and its torsional behaviour is subsequently derived by solving the restrained torsional differential equation with the initial parameter method, where the discrete diaphragms are treated to be equivalent to a continuous elastic thin plate.

Such behaviour derives its meaning from its relationship to the holy.

Here we use a high-level narrative language in designing a computational model of the gp130/JAK/STAT signalling pathway and show that the model reproduces the dynamic behaviour of the pathway derived by biological observation.

Assuming a small scale ratio ε between the cell size and the characteristic size of the macroscopic deformation, the macro-behaviour at the leading order is derived by the homogenization method of periodic media.

We call such measure as MFD-based Vulnerability Index (MVI), which is derived by comparing the MFD behaviours in normal condition and event condition, in which one or more links of a road network are failed by a disaster.

This theoretical model was derived by integrating existing oral health behaviour and oral health status models with the general health model of Andersen and Newman.

In order to describe the buckling behaviour, a non-linear buckling analysis of orthotropic plates, derived by Rhodes and Harvey, was modified to include initial imperfections.

The total problem score is derived by averaging the intensity ratings for the target behaviours.