Sentence examples for behaviours a classification from inspiring English sources

Study outcome variables were problem behaviours, a classification intended to capture a range of perceived difficulties in children and adolescents (i.e. medical, biological, and psychological conditions).

This kind of behaviour has led to a classification of Lewis acids and bases into "hard" and "soft" categories; as a rule, hard acids react preferentially with hard bases and, similarly, soft acids react with soft bases.

First, a classification of behaviour can never capture every aspect of performance.

In this work, we address this challenge by proposing a classification scheme for transient dynamic behaviours observed in a non-autonomous version of a simple gene network model.

The second one analyzes the behaviour of closed-loop controlled systems to establish a classification of the system operational states, starting from the measured data.

Sedentary behaviour was measured in the occupational domain using a classification system based on job title (U.S. Department of Labor, 1991; Boyle et al, 2011b).

A classification with respect to the spectral edge behaviour is also offered.

It was therefore postulated that such a classification would be important to identify divergent biological behaviour.

Drawing on records of behaviours discrepant with the A, B and C classifications, a fourth classification was added by Ainsworth's colleague Mary Main.

In 1992, the classification system developed by the AAIDD (formerly called AAMR for 'Mental Retardation') released a classification system which provided a specific dimension to assess the "adaptive behaviour" in Intellectual Disabilities [Dimension II: Adaptive behaviour, which includes three domains (conceptual, social and practical skills), 16 types, and 26 skills or adaptive behaviours].

"A classification system is like a map," Wessely explains.