Sentence examples for empirical scope from inspiring English sources
Fig. 1 Empirical scope of General Linguistic theory (Halliday 1957: 56).
As there are no antecedents on this empirical scope, this research is explanatory; specifically, it is a singular case study.
Finally, we conclude with suggestions to foster the study of majority influences by clarifying the empirical scope of each proposed definition, exploring compatible research designs and highlighting how majority influences are inherently contingent on situational trade-offs.
The interstitial formation of more or less stable small-scale syntheses and cross-boundary "alliances" has been common in most sciences since the early 20th century; indeed, it is crucial to development in model building and empirical scope in fields ranging anywhere from biochemistry to cell ecology, or from econophysics to thermodynamical cosmology.
I use the Migrant Integration Policy Index' (MIPEX) Access to Nationality measure for 2013 in the present study because it looks specifically (and narrowly) at citizenship acquisition, and its empirical scope (both in terms of countries and time period) fits the survey data on which this study builds.
We also want to clarify the empirical scope of the article.
Finally, we reflect upon the theoretical and analytical concepts and the empirical research scope.
(Anderson cites Kuhn's 1977 list: empirical adequacy, consistency, scope, external consonance with established theories) (Anderson 3004, 3).
Teece (1980) extended this idea by his empirical observations of scope for diversification to multi-output from single input especially in petroleum industry in USA.
In this paper we argue that the burgeoning empirical debate over scope sensitivity within contingent valuation studies is fundamentally incomplete in that it has neglected a systematic examination of certain effects of study design upon observed scope sensitivity.
The book, both scholarly and empirical in its scope, explores the historical, social, and psycho-cultural processes that produce individuals labeled as delinquents.
