Sentence examples for classification of behaviour from inspiring English sources

India today and America (mostly in the early 1950s) are quite possibly the only democracies in the world where such a classification of behaviour has conspicuously surfaced.

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

The classification of behaviours into health-compromising and health-enhancing dimensions is not without problems [ 34, 35] but follow-up was feasible only for those health behaviour variables collected in each survey.

Combining both sources of data can give accurate estimates of non-wear periods thus giving better classification of sedentary behaviour.

Coding changes for the classification of invasive behaviour for ovarian cancer make comparisons over time problematic and are most apparent when using the different coding classifications ICD-O3 and ICD-10, as in Table 3.

Quantification of these experiments and classification of different behaviours turned out to be a very time consuming and tedious task; thus, it was the major bottle neck of large-scale behaviour screens for a long time.

The experiments described above (Figs. 4, 5, 6) have shown that CO2 can be used for ADL monitoring, occupancy detection and classification of determination of behaviour of the occupants of the SHC, SH or IB.

The theoretical background and experimental data are described, including the classification of the phase behaviour of binary systems.

The main goal of this study has been the evaluation and classification of the visitors' behaviour during a cultural event.

These measures of polymer dynamics are consistent with a previous classification of polyaniline film behaviour, in which perchlorate-doped films are viewed as compact while chloride- and sulphate-doped films are viewed as more open.

A perlocutionary classification of NEDs' verbal behaviours in Board meetings cannot accomplish that, and did not aim to.