Sentence examples for empirical recognition of from inspiring English sources

Our results permit empirical recognition of two haplotype groupings within late Quaternary muskoxen.

As with other cryptic species radiations, empirical recognition of species boundaries will depend on the reciprocal illumination obtained from a comparison of genetic and morphological data.

The cases presented here and in the growing literature on food sovereignty correspond to a growing empirical recognition of the significant power of diversified smallholder agricultural systems, with all the tensions regarding institutions at multiple scales that this implies.

In developing a framework to guide the empirical study, recognition of the difficulty in sourcing agent pairs is a major challenge and one that entails some amount of practical compromise.

T. H. Green, generally considered the pivotal figure of the school, writes: "Not the admission of an ideal world of guess and aspiration alongside of the empirical, but the recognition of the empirical itself as an ideal … that only valid idealism which trusts not to a guess about what is beyond experience, but an analysis of what is within it g.

This review article provides a summary of the findings from empirical studies that investigated recognition of an action's agent by using music and/or other auditory information.

In recognition of recent empirical work on the triple helix that has tended to describe intermediating organizations (Metcalfe 2010) or organization organizers (Ranga and Etzkowitz 2013), a third sub-hypothesis acknowledging the importance of intermediaries is put forward.

(3) If the principle is indeed required, as Kant suggests it is, for the empirical conceptualization of nature and for the recognition of nature as empirically lawlike, then it would seem to be a condition of the possibility of experience.

Moreover, to the extent that the principle is seen as required not only for the construction of systematic scientific theories, but also for the recognition of nature's empirical lawlikeness or (even more fundamentally) for the possibility of any empirical concept-formation at all, it takes on great importance for an understanding of Kant's views on empirical cognition generally.

Rather than imposing the results of western science and governmental decisions on indigenous communities exposed to volcanic activity, the participation of the community and the recognition of their own, empirical knowledge developed throughout generations of land occupation may be a better way to decrease social vulnerability.

These findings provide empirical evidence in the debate over the recognition of company-specific credit risk changes and offer direction for improving disclosures in the area of fair value accounting.