"behavioural features" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing someone's actions or behavior, and can be used in a variety of contexts, such as psychology, sociology, and everyday conversation. Example: The study examined the behavioural features of children with ADHD and found that impulsivity and hyperactivity were the most prominent traits.
In general automated systems serve three main purposes, i) they reduce the time it would take to conduct the experiment by direct observation ii) they standardize behavioural features to allow consistent analysis and iii) they enable features of behaviour to be rigorously quantified from individuals or large populations for the identification of subtle phenotypes.
Think of what Disney does, evoking our empathy by giving its characters human-like physical and behavioural features.
Both attitudinal and behavioural features of eating disorder psychopathology tended to decrease with increasing age.
Both categories were studied with a view to identifying their distinctive socio-demographic and behavioural features.
In terms of major morphological and inferred behavioural features, strashilids resemble the recent (extant) and relict members of the aquatic fly family Nymphomyiidae.
Therefore, we used the abstract sigmoid regulatory function that captures the basic behavioural features of the LTR promoter (See Supporting Information section 'The gene regulatory function' for full details and justification).
The importance and usefulness of the risk metrics are highlighted and adopted as an indicator to explore the behavioural features of both structural systems.
In particular, it specifies both structural and behavioural features of design patterns and systematically captures the variants in a well-structured format.
Nuance Communications is supplying the voice biometrics technology which works by cross-checking against more than 100 unique identifiers including behavioural features such as speed, cadence and pronunciation, and physical aspects including the shape of larynx, vocal tract and nasal passages.
In particular, it throws some light on the importance of various transactional and behavioural features for an efficient adoption and tailor-made design of management control systems in practice.
Detailed history taking from family members to elicit behavioural features underpins the diagnostic process, with support from neuropsychological testing designed to detect impairment in decision making, emotion processing, and social cognition.
