Sentence examples for estimated behavioural from inspiring English sources

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.

Going down the hierarchy by selecting one allocation allows to compare all the groups within that allocation in terms of estimated behavioural response.

He first calibrated the CGE to a base year then modified the model with econometrically estimated behavioural equations to capture the 1983 economy, a year not in competitive equilibrium.

Empirical survey data are necessary to estimate behavioural models capable of forecasting stakeholders' reactions to alternative policies based on agents' stated preferences [18, 19, 20, 21].

It has also been estimated that behavioural causes account for nearly 40% of all deaths in the United States [ 2].

A DWP spokesperson added that it was too early in the policy to estimate any behavioural changes brought about by the removal of the spare room subsidy and that it remained confident that the policy would save "around £500m a year".

The primary aims of the study were to test whether boat presence altered whales' activities, and if so, to estimate whether behavioural responses were likely to have carried energetic costs.

We then demonstrate how the model can be used to estimate the behavioural and health impact of a targeted education policy within each health board taking into account both the direct effect on the particular health board itself and the indirect effect in terms of spillovers.

As an example, animals might produce cues at very different rates depending on behavioural state, hence biasing results if cue rates are estimated under a behavioural state other than that observed during the survey itself.

In addition, more than half of the aged care population is estimated to demonstrate Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia (BPSD), such as agitation, verbal and physical aggression, sleep disturbance, and wandering [ 1].

Behavioural tests estimated the chicks' emotional profiles after separation from the mother.