Sentence examples for empirical specificity from inspiring English sources

Scientific research needs to balance theoretical conclusiveness and empirical specificity.

They proposed "the integrated organised crime script" for cases concerning drug or people trafficking, which operates at an even more thorough level of empirical specificity by distinguishing functions, script categories, and actions in the script scenes, as well as by stressing the pinch-points for interventions.

In a survey of methods that estimate differential expression, Smyth [37] showed that empirical Bayes improves specificity while having very little effect on sensitivity.

Second, we provide a comprehensive overview on the empirical evidence for host specificity and on the potential proximate mechanisms that cause host specificity.

Neurofeedback (NF) is often criticized because of the lack of empirical evidence of its specificity.

Therefore, it is of importance to validate our CPS model with further content areas in order to check for content specificity by empirical means.

We provide the most extensive empirical evidence of species specificity in the AG mutualism and begin to quantify factors that affect seed fate in order to understand conditions that favor its departure from the typical diffuse model of plant-animal mutualism.

To conclude, since Schimper's pioneering work, a large body of empirical evidence on host specificity has accumulated and a general pattern of basic host generality and ubiquitous host biases emerges.

For the MA described here, the empirical tests of probe specificity (Additional file 2: Figure S1) and the probe design parameters appeared sufficient to discriminate between paralogs that are known in the P. glauca catalogue of 27,720 genes [ 13].

However, the primer S6 targeting subgroup 6 showed a lower specificity in its empirical evaluation than expected from the in silico results.

The empirical literature suggests that the specificity of one's own bodily cues and affective reactions (e.g., nausea, arousal) guide and constrain cognitive processing in social and moral domains.