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Informal methods use a relatively subjective criterion to identify sets of plausible or behavioural parameters of the GWL models.

The second perspective was the calibration of behavioural parameters of the PARAMICS simulation model, such that they imitated the local commuters' travel behaviour.

Discrete numerical data (total numbers of the behavioural parameters of the open field) were fist rank-transformed.

We measured four behavioural parameters of interest in the functional MRI task: (i) mean reaction time of correct Go trials; (ii) SSRT; (iii) the rate of Go commission errors; and (iv) the rate of NoGo commission errors.

As for the impact of minimum pensions, this time based on the estimation of the behavioural parameters of a structural model, Jimenez-Martín and Sánchez (2006, 2007) show that the existence of minimum pension regulation has an impact on early retirement decisions.

To calibrate the behavioural parameters, a portion of the selected study network (marked with blue broken line) in Fig. 4, was considered.

The motion tracking system will record all the behavioural parameters including: the number of persons in the OR, their proximity to the surgical theatre, the number of door openings, the number of exit/entry, the cumulated time in the OR and the interaction between the OR staff.

To integrate IES with PARAMICS to simulate the local traffic environment in accordance with IES, both models should have the same behavioural assumptions, so that the behavioural parameters that govern the PARAMICS simulation model can realistically represent the behaviour of local commuters.

We next used a linear step-wise regression analysis to test whether changes in endogenous connectivity related to changes in behavioural parameters (change of performance parameters of Tapping, Intern, and Extern [ON − OFF] were entered as independent variables and change of PFC-SMA [ON − OFF] as dependent variable).

The improvement of multiple behavioural parameters throughout the rilmenidine treatment period was also associated with a decrease in the levels of soluble mutant huntingtin.

The direct implication derived from this work is that in order to use CGE models to assess the amount and distribution of mitigation costs and to inform the international community involved in discussing the feasibility of climate policies, the use of empirically estimated behavioural parameters at the highest possible disaggregation level is highly recommended.