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Moreover, extensive research that is supported by rigourous empirical data has shown that the beneficial effects of biophilic design are not only found through architectural solutions that encourage direct contact with the external natural environment, but are also obtainable by inserting green or elements of biophilic design within the interior spaces.

Our analysis for empirical data has shown that environmental variables are indeed most important on broad scales, whereas purely spatial patterns appear to dominate on finer scales [ 55].

However, empirical data has shown that lack of awareness and motivation, as well as perceived external factors, is particularly important barriers to adopting and utilizing evidence based guidelines [ 31].

Empirical data have shown a difference in the dielectric properties of tissues as a function of age, mostly due to the higher water content in children's tissues.

Current models, based on the limited available empirical data, have shown that this sustainable coproduction of food and fuel is approaching economic feasibility.

Both models and empirical data have shown that temperature fluctuations can increase, decrease, or have no effect on developmental rates [ 6, 12- 20].

Previous empirical data had shown the speed invariance of voluntary postural and hand reaching paths [ 9, 10, 38, 39] even when loads were attached to the arm.

Limited empirical data have shown that, for some species, corridors can increase gene flow between patches (Mech and Hallett 2001; Sharma et al. 2013).

Indeed, recent empirical studies with gene expression data have shown that specific classifiers, such as Support Vector Machines (SVMs) produce models with stronger predictive ability (signal) and higher robustness across many high-throughput datasets compared to several widely-used alternatives [31] [33].

In terms of the generalisability of HDSS data to wider national populations, empirical comparisons with Demographic and Health Survey† (DHS) data have shown that population composition and certain mortality risk factors identified in HDSSs are broadly applicable to regional and national populations (26– 26).

Meanwhile, longitudinal studies of empirical data have consistently shown that temperature and precipitation correlate with dengue transmission but have not demonstrated consistency with respect to their roles, and predictive performance with sufficient lead times.