Sentence examples for behavioural interpretation from inspiring English sources

According to the behavioural interpretation, the distribution model simulates the choice of a destination among possible alternatives.

The results show that the alternative specific design has better predictive power in terms of statistical as well as behavioural interpretation.

This paper highlights that assessing the specific depositional environment at each site is crucial to understanding Palaeolithic faunal assemblage formation and, consequently, the available data-resolution and behavioural interpretation.

The self-report of pain, as performed in this study, is a complex interaction between physiological inputs, particularly nociceptive input, and behavioural interpretation.

Therefore the causation for termination of the test and thus the relationship between pain and extensibility, evident only in men, is probably mediated by behavioural interpretation of the pain elicited during stretch.

This way, the analyst will be able to limit the number of explanatory variables to the ones whose distributions of coefficients offer behavioural interpretations about taste variation, and leave the imposition of the desired substitution pattern to the GEV core.

The data presented would initially support behavioural interpretations such as those proposed by O'Connell (1997) suggesting that the ST site complex might have been the result of "near-kill locations" redundantly visited by hominids.

Alternatively, the authors may report the bedding attitude, but behavioural interpretations are made without further reference to correction for dip that results from structural deformation [6], [27], [28], [39].

Raters not only made inferences about knowledge and disposition based on what they knew about the trainee (phase of training, for instance), but at least some raters also seemed to categorize trainees according to personality judgments and behavioural interpretations.

These functional alterations in the pre-manifest Huntington's disease cohort were not reflected in an overall behavioural deficit in out-of-scanner emotion recognition, nor modified substantially by incorporation of emotion recognition performance as a regressor in the BOLD analysis; behavioural interpretations of the functional MRI findings must, therefore, be cautious.

The present study takes a first step towards understanding baseline behaviours in fish, including how basic choices in experimental design might influence behavioural outcomes and interpretations in aquatic toxicology.