behavioural aspect
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behavioural
adjective
uk/bɪˈheɪ.vjə.rəl/us/bɪˈheɪ.vjɚ.əl/
relating ...
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aspect
noun
uk/ˈæs.pekt/us/ˈæs.pekt/
one part of a situation, problem, ...
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Like evaluation strategies, programs have both an algorithmic and abehaviouralaspect.
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In thebehaviouralaspect, we first developed a multi-layered framework for designing strategies that autonomous agents can use for trading in various types of market mechanisms.
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Our roads and vehicle safety research programme exceeds £8 million a year and includes more than £700,000 for thebehaviouralaspect.
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When looking at thebehaviouralaspect, these views reflect the principles of service orientation as introduced in the previous section.
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It enquires into the somatic, cognitive and behavioural aspects of depression in the last week.
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The genes related to these elements need to be elucidated, by molecular genetic studies, which include good measurements of these social and behavioural aspects.
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Feeding ecology in apes and other primates: ecological, physiological and behavioural aspects.
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Socio-economic, biological, attitudinal and behavioural aspects of fertility form a functional chain whose ends are linked.
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The inventory enquires into the somatic, cognitive and behavioural aspects of depression.
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Training should address both technical and behavioural aspects of obstetric emergency care; whether this is best achieved through separate courses or in combination is currently unknown.
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Behavioural aspects could also influence the infection in juveniles, as those belonging to groups with affected individuals were more likely to develop lesions than those from groups without affected individuals.
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For example, behavioural aspects, such as lifestyle and sleep patterns, and physiological influences, such as possible pharmaceutical causative agents and the insult of radiotherapy, were all mentioned.
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Continued research, particularly into road user behaviour, is also needed to highlight the behavioural aspects of accident causation.
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Gambling, by its very nature, has psychological implications for individual players and affects the cultural and behavioural aspects of individual societies.
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It is extremely difficult to research behavioural aspects of such a matter.
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I admit that it has behavioural aspects in common with the oldest street profession and in my view shares with lawyers a major concern with money.
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This area seeks to understand the details of the interactions of humans with fish, including both cognitive and behavioural aspects.
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While it embraces the practical skills that computer literacy incorporates, there is a much greater focus on sociological, political, cultural, economic and behavioural aspects of digital technologies.
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