Most importantly, including behavioral measures will allow us to establish empirical connections among environment, neural development, and perception.
The paper extends empirical studies on environment-related management accounting tools.
In the context of multimedia learning environments, empirical research has demonstrated that induced positive emotions increases intrinsic motivation in learners [29, 30, 33, 34].
In fact, compelling empirical studies regarding environment-migration relationships have emerged only recently, and consequently their number remains rather low.
Part of the results agrees with a previous empirical study in another environment.
My courses, Responsibility and Resilience in the Built Environment and Empirical Approaches to Building Energy Assessment, reframe the built environment as responsive and resilient rather than resistant to natural forces.
Test-driven development attracts attention as well as followers in professional environment; however empirical evidence of its superiority regarding its effect on productivity, code and tests compared to test-last development is still fairly limited.
In order to demonstrate the feasibility of ENA imaging in the Hermean environment, an empirical model of the equatorial proton distributions, originally developed for the Earth's magnetosphere, is here modified in order to be applicable to the expected conditions, according to the present knowledge of the planet.
Although the study does not directly assess the relationship between biogas digesters and the environment, the empirical findings of this study are importantly informative.
For other cases, only details larger than the wavelength could be sufficient to represent the environment if empirical adjustments are applied to the obtained MP scattered power.
