Many, if not most, papers that have evaluated the efficacy of genetic monitoring as a conservation and management tool have been theoretical or simulation studies (e.g., Antao et al. 2010; Waples and Do 2010) rather than ones based on empirical data (but see Ovenden et al. 2007).
First, the dimensions of our extended taxonomy, both the new ones based on the two empirical studies by Britto et al. (2014, 2015) and the original dimensions by Smite et al. (2014), do not represent an exhaustive list.
However, there is a need for a deeper understanding of the implications of social media (Hennig-Thurau et al. 2013), specifically one based on empirical evidence.
Two types of definitions were compared: one based on empirical absolute birthweight and the other on the country-specific birthweight percentile at each gestational week.
So a gamble, but one based on some solid empirical evidence.
The standard GOCI algorithm and a new one based on a regional empirical relationship established using MODIS satellite data are both proved to perform well over the whole range of water turbidity.
We have two objections to this view: one is logical; the other one is based on empirical evidence.
Comparison of numerical results with these obtained from engineering methods allows one to validate the empirical estimations based on strong simplifications.
One empirical network was based on associations between dyads of lizards while they were inactive in their overnight refuges.
